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Upholstery Fabric & Reupholstery in Stamford, CT

7 of the 16 sewing and fabric businesses we list in Stamford have upholstery fabric or reupholstery work. Upholstery sits between two searches that map listings mix together: buying the fabric by the yard and having someone do the work. Shops here state that they carry upholstery-weight fabric, cut foam, or reupholster furniture. Bring a photo and rough measurements — yardage estimates and price quotes both depend on the piece, its arms and whether the pattern has to match.

Albert Pietruska Upholstery

833 Hope St, Stamford, CT 06907-2508

+12032535929 Website Directions

Furniture Medic by Superior Wood Restoration

69 Shadow Ridge Rd, Stamford, CT 06905

2035853222 Website Directions

Gerardo Gonzalez Upholstery

350 Fairfield Ave, Stamford, CT 06902-7297

+12038701400 Website Directions

JustRight Upholstery

926 Hope St, Stamford, CT 06907-2233

+12036148246 Directions

Little Joe Upholstery

94 Franklin St, Stamford, CT 06901

(203) 975-2871 Website Directions

Spotless Carpet and Upholstery Services

124 Main St, Stamford, CT 06901

+12034060604 Website Directions

Top of the Line Drapery & Upholstery

90 Lincoln Ave, Stamford, CT 06902-3120

+12033480000 Website Directions

Upholstery fabric is not apparel fabric. Look at the double-rub rating: 15,000+ suits everyday seating, 30,000+ handles heavy use. A pretty quilting cotton on a sofa will pill and split within a season no matter how well it is sewn.

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How much fabric do I need to reupholster a chair?
A dining chair seat usually takes about 1 yard, an armchair 5-7 yards, and a standard three-seat sofa 12-16 yards. Add 20-30% when the fabric has a repeating pattern that must line up across cushions.

Is it cheaper to reupholster or buy new furniture?
Reupholstery makes sense when the frame is solid hardwood and joined well — that is what you cannot buy cheaply today. For a flat-pack sofa with a stapled frame, new is usually cheaper than the labour and fabric.