Everything you need to know about Sunbrella.
Design + Performance™
Proven Performance on the Water
Water repellent and stain resistant
What is Sunbrella?
HOW TO CLEAN
All Sunbrella® fabrics are engineered to combine the highest level of design and performance. For easy day-to-day maintenance of your Sunbrella fabric and air inflatable loungers:
1. Brush off loose dirt.
2. Spray on a cleaning solution of water and mild soap.
3. Use a soft bristle brush to clean.
4. Allow cleaning solution to soak into the fabric.
5. Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is removed.
6. Air dry.
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SUNBRELLA IS COMMITTED TO THE ENVIRONMENT
Sunbrella products are rooted in sustainability throughout the manufacturing of the fiber, yarn, and fabric. Our dedication to quality ensures that you are getting a product that lasts longer and needs to be replaced less often, ultimately creating less waste.
In all the markets we serve, Sunbrella products hold their color and strength, outlasting traditional fabrics.
Zero Waste to Landfill
No Sunbrella manufacturing facility in the world sends waste to a landfill.
A result of our focus on efficiency and extensive reuse and recycling efforts, this initiative allows for Sunbrella manufacturing to lead by example by putting sustainability into practice every day across the globe.
Solar Power
Sunbrella owns and operates solar arrays at the plants in Anderson, SC and in Norlina, NC that collectively generate 1.5 megawatts of energy, capable of producing enough energy to power over 150 homes.
Wastewater Reduction
Our unique coloring process not only makes Sunbrella fabrics fade resistant, it conserves more water than conventional dyeing processes.
Less Waste
Because Sunbrella fabrics last much longer than traditional fabrics, they ultimately create less waste than fabrics that need to be replaced more often due to fading or loss of strength.
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