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Bird Fabric FAQs
Q1. What kinds of bird fabric do you offer?
Our collection includes bird fabric for curtains, roman blinds, cushions and upholstery. You’ll find everything from lightweight cottons and linens with birds on fabric to richer velvets and durable upholstery fabric with birds and flowers for sofas, chairs and headboards.
Q2. Can bird curtain fabric be used for upholstery?
Some bird curtain fabrics are suitable for light upholstery, but it depends on the fabric’s composition and rub count. As a guide, look for a higher rub count for everyday seating and always check the product details. If you are unsure, contact us and we’ll confirm whether a particular bird fabric is suitable for your project.
Q3. Do you offer made-to-measure curtains and blinds in bird print fabric?
Yes, our made-to-measure service can create custom curtains, roman blinds and cushions in your choice of bird print fabric. Choose your favourite design, then get in touch to discuss sizes, headings, linings and any finishing details so we can tailor everything to your room.
Q4. How do I choose the right bird fabric for my room?
Think about how the room is used and the look you want to achieve. Soft, flowing bird curtain fabric in linen or cotton suits relaxed spaces, while sturdier weaves work well on upholstery. Larger-scale birds and branches make more of a statement, whereas smaller repeats of birds and flowers are easier to use across multiple pieces.
Q5. How should I care for bird fabric?
Care instructions vary by design, but many bird fabrics are dry-clean only. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidance on the product page and test any cleaning on a hidden area first. Regular gentle vacuuming with a soft brush attachment will help to keep upholstery and curtains looking their best.
Q6. Can I order samples of bird fabric?
Yes, samples are available on many of our bird fabrics. Ordering a sample is the best way to check the colour, texture and scale of the bird motif in your own lighting before committing to a larger quantity.