In the world of interior design and upholstery, the significance of fabric selection cannot be overstated. Each fabric possesses its own unique characteristics, influencing not only the design but also the durability and sustainability of the final product. However, from all the options available, there exists a hidden gem often overlooked: upholstery deadstock fabrics.

In this article, we delve into the realm of upholstery deadstock fabrics, exploring their environmental implications and distinctive qualities, uncovering the compelling reasons why utilizing specific fabrics, rather than any generic alternative, is essential.

Over the past few years, many fashion companies have shown in creative and ingenious ways that all principles of circular economy can be applied to their designs. Nona Source plays a role in repurposing and adding value to materials by putting LVMH’s deadstock fabrics and leathers back on the market using a circular approach.