Custom Sofa Fabric Manufacturer | OEM & ODM | Haida

For importers, wholesalers, furniture factories and project buyers, fabric shortages are rarely just a material problem. Long sampling cycles, unclear stock availability and rigid minimum order quantities can delay production, interrupt replenishment and increase inventory risk. Buyers need more than a low fabric price—they need confirmed colors, clear specifications and dependable stock that can move quickly when orders become urgent.

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LEAD-TIME RISK

LONG SAMPLING CYCLES DELAY PRODUCTION

When a sofa factory receives an urgent replenishment order, waiting for color matching, sample approval and new production can cost several weeks. The delay affects cutting schedules, assembly lines and final delivery dates—and may cause buyers to miss seasonal sales, hotel openings or e-commerce restocking windows

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STOCK UNCERTAINTY

UNCLEAR INVENTORY MAKES PURCHASING HARD TO PLAN

A supplier may advertise “in stock,” but buyers still need to know which colors are available, how much can be supplied and whether the width and weight match the existing product. Without a ready color card and clear specifications, purchasing teams cannot calculate fabric consumption, confirm furniture compatibility or provide reliable delivery commitments to their own customers.

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INVENTORY PRESSURE

HIGH MOQ CREATES OVERSTOCK AND CASH-FLOW PRESSURE

Wholesalers, traders and e-commerce sellers often need several colors in smaller quantities rather than one color in a large production run. Conventional made-to-order purchasing can force buyers to hold slow-moving shades, tie up working capital and increase warehousing costs. At the same time, insufficient stock of core colors can cause lost orders and interrupted production.

Haida’s Ready Stock & Quick Delivery Fabric series combines ready color cards, clearly defined specifications and available stock options, helping buyers shorten color-selection and sourcing cycles, respond faster to replenishment orders and purchase according to real production demand.

25HD-F8385

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25HD-F8576

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25HD-F8577

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Item	Width range	Surface direction	Abrasion performance	Development stage	Fabric weight
25HD-F8385	140–142 cm 55–56 in	Solid plain chenille with a clean velvet-finish surface	Available upon request; confirm required abrasion standard for contract projects	Make-To-Order; custom colors and designs available	400 GSM (±15 GSM)
25HD-F8576	140–142 cm 55–56 in	Solid microfiber chenille with a clean surface and soft microfiber touch	Available upon request; confirm required abrasion standard for contract projects	Make-To-Order; custom colors and designs available	400 GSM (±15 GSM)
25HD-F8577	140–142 cm 55–56 in	Solid velvet chenille with a clean, refined surface and soft velvety hand	Available upon request; confirm required abrasion standard for contract projects	Make-To-Order; custom colors and designs available	400 GSM (±15 GSM)

QUALITY ASSURANCE

Every fabric we produce is backed by internationally recognized certifications — verified for safety, compliance, and consistent quality.

Ready Colors, Clear Specifications and Faster Supply for Furniture Production

Haida combines 23 years of warp-knitting experience with a practical ready-stock system built for importers, wholesalers, traders and furniture manufacturers. The 25HD-F8385, 25HD-F8576 and 25HD-F8577 collections provide 19–21 selectable colors, 142 cm width and differentiated weights from 320 to 360 GSM, allowing buyers to match fabrics to standard sofas, commercial seating and heavier upholstery applications. With ready color cards, clear product specifications and stock-based supply, buyers can shorten color selection, respond faster to replenishment orders and reduce the inventory risk created by large made-to-order purchases.

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From sample analysis to bulk production, we provide customized upholstery fabric solutions based on fabric type, color, texture, backing and finishing requirements.

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Requirement Confirmation

Confirm fabric application, target market, fabric type, color, handfeel, GSM, width, backing, finishing process and order quantity.

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Sample / Artwork / Specification Review

Review the customer’s physical sample, reference image, design artwork or technical specification to evaluate fabric structure and production feasibility.

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Fabric & Process Recommendation

Recommend suitable fabric base and finishing options, such as Holland velvet, FDY velboa, Mosha velvet, suede, brushed knit, printing, bronzing, embossing, glue embossing or lamination.

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