Fabric Collections

Details at a Glance

Fabric Types	Sunbrella acrylic, solution-dyed polyester, olefin, and acrylic blends
UV Resistance	Solution-dyed fibers engineered for extended sun exposure
Water Resistance	Most fabrics treated for water repellency; quick-dry construction
Mildew Resistance	Inherent resistance in synthetic fiber structure
Cleaning	Mild soap and water; many bleach-cleanable (consult fabric care tag)
Warranty	Varies by fabric line; Sunbrella typically offers multi-year fade warranty

This range of performance fabrics handles rain, sun, and humidity without the quick fade you see in indoor upholstery dragged outside. The collections available at LOOMLAN Outdoor with free shipping include Sunbrella acrylics and solution-dyed synthetics built for years on an exposed deck.

How Does Solution-Dyed Fabric Resist Sun and Rain?

The color is locked into the fiber before it is woven, so UV rays cannot strip pigment the way they do with surface-dyed cloth. That construction also sheds water instead of soaking it up, and the synthetic fibers dry fast when they do get wet. You will see gradual softening over several seasons in direct sun, but these fabrics hold their hue far longer than cotton or linen. Salt air and coastal moisture do not break down the fiber structure the way they degrade natural textiles.

Do You Need to Bring Cushions Inside Every Night?

No, though you will extend their life if you do. Most of these fabrics are engineered to stay outside through a summer storm, and the quick-dry fill means they are ready to sit on again in a few hours. For winter or long stretches of disuse, store cushions in a deck box or shed to keep UV exposure and moisture cycles from compounding. A simple shake and hose-down once a month prevents dirt from embedding in the weave.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these fabrics fade in full sun?

Solution-dyed fibers resist UV fade far longer than surface-printed cloth, though all outdoor fabric softens gradually over years of direct exposure.

Can I leave cushions outside in winter?

The fabric can handle it, but repeated freeze-thaw cycles and months of UV add up -- winter storage in a deck box extends cushion life significantly.

Are these fabrics mildew-proof?

Synthetic fibers resist mildew naturally, but dirt and organic debris trapped in the weave can still grow mold if cushions stay damp -- regular cleaning prevents it.

How do I clean a stain?

Mild soap, water, and a soft brush handle most stains; many Sunbrella fabrics are bleach-cleanable for tougher marks (check the care label first).

Do the colors work with teak furniture?

Yes -- neutrals, navy, and earth tones pair well with FSC-certified teak, and brighter hues pop against the wood's warm grain.

Is shipping free?

Yes, free curbside delivery to the continental USA on all fabric orders.