Fabric Armchairs

We recommend regular brushing and vacuuming to help keep your fabric armchair in good condition. Most fabric should be cleaned using a cloth, lukewarm water and mild soap. However, please be aware that different fabrics require specific treatment, for example, velvet should not be vacuumed at all. Any stains or spillages must be treated immediately.

You can find specific details about your upholstered armchair on the attached tag or label. This will give a short, simple description of the materials used, alongside ignition resistance and place of manufacture. Tags and labels can be found underneath the seat or cushioned section.

The right material depends entirely on preference and purpose - the choice is yours! There are pros and cons to both materials, however, many think that fabric armchairs are a much comfier, cosier option. Fabric also comes in a wider array of colours and styles - including pink, blue, and grey fabric armchairs - making it the more versatile choice, as well as being the cheaper of the two.

Some fabrics are more pet-friendly than others. For example, upholstered armchairs with a loose weave, such as linen or cotton, are more susceptible to damage. Durable fabrics, like polyester or microfiber, are better suited to homes with pets as they are more likely to withstand everyday wear and tear.

Colour can also help in homes with pets. For example, black, brown or grey fabric armchairs may help to disguise any stains, scratches, or pet hairs.