High Point, N.C. – As Interwoven 2025 approaches, leading fabric and leather suppliers are unveiling collections that not only reflect evolving consumer tastes but also address the complex realities of global trade, particularly rising tariffs.
Designs launching at the show prioritize lifestyle relevance—ranging from cozy and comforting to artistically bold. At the same time, companies are adapting to economic pressures by emphasizing domestic production, sustainability, and creative sourcing strategies.
Key Brand Highlights:
STI
STI’s new lines include Classic Craftsman, Charmed, and Graphic Modern, reflecting styles from traditional to contemporary. Emphasizing U.S.-based manufacturing, STI focuses on affordable performance fabrics under $5/yard. The company is expanding operations to meet growing demand while reassuring buyers about tariff-proof value.
Covington
Biophilic design dominates Covington’s 2025 direction, emphasizing natural fibers (hemp, linen, cotton) and eco-conscious sourcing. Its luxurious fabrics like velvet and chenille cater to comfort-driven consumers. Since 2014, it has reduced reliance on Chinese imports (from 70% to 30%) to cushion tariff impact.
Sunbrella
With its Wonder, Sunkissed, Earthen, and Glow collections, Sunbrella leans into expressive, textured aesthetics. Collaborations with Block Shop and Max Humphrey reflect the brand’s artistic and durable identity. The company is well-positioned to scale U.S. production and manage shifting supply chains due to tariffs.
Regal Fabrics
Introducing five globally inspired collections, Regal leans on strong international partnerships to stay flexible amid rising costs. Collections like Global Whimsy, Surreal Garden, and Luximal blend trend-forward designs with versatile pricing, showing Regal’s agility in sourcing and design.
Valdese Weavers
With its Wonderland collection, Valdese celebrates “Newstalgia,” maximal patterns, and layered aesthetics. While monitoring tariffs, it leverages U.S. manufacturing in North Carolina to ensure continuity and cost management.
Europatex
The company’s latest focus is durable elegance, launching a new wallcoverings division with a grasscloth line. Textured fabrics, nature motifs, and soothing palettes define its 2025 direction.
Nice Link Home Furnishings
Nice Link prioritizes rich textures using premium yarns and sculpted bouclés. Despite tariff challenges, it relies on strong design and supply chain leadership to deliver standout value.
