The Sunbrella difference is pretty clear. Compared to other outdoor textile brands, Sunbrella is longer-lasting, is easier to clean and maintain, is better at enduring sun and weather damage, is scratch and cut resistant, and offers more choices when it comes to colors and designs. Sunbrella is meticulously crafted for a typical lifespan of up to 10 years, which is more than twice as long as most other outdoor fabrics from other manufacturers. This means it will keep your patio furniture sets looking brilliant long past the typical expiration date of most consumer-grade fabrics.

All-Weather Resistant : Sunbrella fabrics prevent mold and mildew from growing. This means that they can be left outside during light rain showers. Cushions use a slip off cover that can be tossed in the laundry cycle to remove any dirt spots. Steps to Cleaning Sunbrella Fabric:

1.Brush off the fabric to remove any loose dirt, sand, salts, etc.

2.Prepare a simple solution of warm water and mild soap, like dish soap, diluted.

3.Using a soft-bristle brush, lightly apply the soap solution and clean the fabric.

4.Give the soap solution a little time to soak into the fabric.

5.Rinse thoroughly to remove soap residue; consider removing the cushion cover and hosing it down.

6.Allow the fabric to air dry.

    UV Fabric: Sunbrella was awarded the “International Seal of Recommendation for UV Fabric/Umbrellas/Awnings” in 2006 by The Skin Cancer Foundation.

Eco-Friendly: Sunbrella fabric is manufactured to maximize efficiency and
minimize environmental impact. No water is wasted in the color-saturation process. Their unique technique reduces water and energy consumption.

   Extended Lifespan: Sunbrella fabrics have an estimated lifespan of 10 years under heavy outdoor use. This is 3 times longer than other outdoor fabrics on the market.