If you want to choose Decoration fabric for projects such as hotels or home furnishings, you must consider quality certifications such as durability and performance, which is important. But how do you determine whether the fabric is really of high quality? When we talk about fabric quality in the textile industry, we usually associate quality directly with performance.

It is also important to consider the specific use of the fabric. For example, if it is to be used in busy areas, it must be durable enough to withstand these requirements. If the fabric is to be used in a lobby or a busy restaurant, it must have sufficient sound absorption properties. Moreover, if the fabric is used in high-end hotels or cruise ships, the appearance of the material obviously must meet the aesthetic requirements of these environments.

In the fashion industry, people usually think that natural fibers are more popular than man-made fibers. Cotton, silk, and linen products are synonymous with luxury and comfort. However, in terms of textiles used in commercial and home interior design projects, synthetic fabrics generally perform better than natural materials. Many man-made fabrics now have impressive performance certificates and are generally more suitable for the demanding requirements of contract environments than natural fabrics. However, it is important to remember that not all synthetic fabrics are the same. Quality, durability, and safety vary from one manufacturer to another. Therefore, it is worth being very vigilant when choosing fabrics.