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US$62.15 per meter
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US$85.56 per meter
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US$105.02 per meter
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High-performance outdoor textiles

In 1836, the Scotsman David Dickson moved to the north of France to create the first textile spinning mill in France. It developed by manufacturing sails, guaranteeing their durability when exposed to seawater. In 1998, Dickson was integrated into the American group Glen Raven, the leading outdoor textiles company. In 20 years, Dickson has emerged as a driver of innovation and offers a wide range of high-performance textiles combining technicality and originality, thanks to the two brands, Dickson and Sunbrella.

Guided by sustainable development, Dickson focuses its research on updating new materials with applications beyond awning fabric. In partnership with the best international laboratories, Dickson engineers create even more high-performance, eco-responsible and durable fabrics.

Dickson is known for having creating the sunacryl fibre. This new generation material is solution-dyed. At the time of manufacture of the fibre, the colour pigments are incorporated. The durability of the colour is exceptional, the fabric is rot-proof and has extreme resistance to bad weather.

 

For over 60 years, Sunbrella has been designing high-performance textiles, with durability as a key focus of its approach.
The fabrics’ resistance to fading, wear and outdoor conditions is designed in particular to extend their lifespan and reduce the need for replacement. The brand also develops solutions incorporating recycled materials, notably through Sunbrella Renaissance yarns, which can contain up to 50% post-industrial recycled Sunbrella fibres. Sunbrella has also introduced the Recycle My Sunbrella programme, designed to collect certain used textiles and fabric offcuts in order to give them a second use.

The brand states that its manufacturing facilities divert more than 90% of their waste from landfill and are developing initiatives to reduce waste and water consumption. Its manufacturing facility in Anderson, South Carolina, is ISO 14001 certified for its environmental management system.
Sunbrella also uses solution-dyeing processes that help reduce wastewater compared with conventional dyeing processes.

Certain collections benefit from independent certifications such as GREENGUARD Gold and STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®, depending on the specific references. Sunbrella’s approach is therefore based on textile longevity, waste reduction, the progressive integration of recycled fibres and improvements to manufacturing processes. These commitments should nevertheless be considered on a collection-by-collection basis, as not all features and certifications apply to all Sunbrella textiles.
 

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