Furniture Today - January 31, 2005
Cover Story
Microfiber magic
Consumers have fallen in love with microfiber upholstery covers, and it appears the relationship will be long-lasting. Since coming on strong a few years ago, microfiber that soft but tough fabric made from tiny synthetic fibers that mimics suede has been going full blast.
- Bedding Today
- Editor's Desk
- Industry Numbers
- News
- Drakeford shifting some sourcing to Asia
- Solutia exits acrylics
- San Fran starts quietly
- Sealy, L&P leave ISPA
- Macy's Home mails first circular
- New Classic sets big China plant
- Vegas discount hotel rates set
- Cologne due for facelift in 2006
- NRF sees softer second half
- Other majors: Sealy, Serta departures will hurt ISPA
- In their own words: Three statements on ISPA developments
- Mudslides not affecting Calif. shipments
- Ikea suing Georgia developer
- Showtime dates could change
- Bump exits sales post at Culp
- Correction
- Continental opens third Chicago unit
- SF Mart's strategy in flux
- Moore fills Fraenkel post
- Zaliagiris joins Southwood
- Hart taps Johnston for sales
- Bedding Benchmarks
- Bedding independents share outlook
- Obituaries
- Obituaries
- Opinion Today
- People Today
- Golding Fabrics promotes Lamb
- People on the Move
- People on the Move
- Special Report
- Consumer Buying Trends
- Bedding tops list of planned buys
- Paris Report
- Panache in Paris
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