Ultrafabrics

Employee size

51-200

Organization type

Public Company

Headquarters

Tarrytown, NY

Founded

1966

Known for more than 25 years of rethinking what performance materials can feel like, Ultrafabrics creates animal-free fabrics and leather alternatives for demanding interiors. The company works with designers and manufacturers to develop surfaces used in settings ranging from furniture to transportation, where comfort must hold up to heavy use. Its materials are PVC-free and the company’s Japanese mill is ISO 14001 certified.

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