Flame retardant fabrics engineered for long-lasting color performance, helping curtains, upholstery, bedding, and commercial textiles maintain a consistent appearance under light exposure, washing, and repeated use.
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Inherent Flame Retardant Faux Linen Sheer Fabric for Hotel Project
Inherent Flame Retardant Slub Yarn Sheer Fabric for Hotel Drapery
Lightweight 80 g/m² Inherent FR Polyester Satin Fabric for Bedding Liners
Lightweight Inherent Flame Retardant Polyester Satin Fabric for Event Drapery
Inherent FR Polyester Satin Fabric for Hotel Bedding & Bed Runners
Inherent FR Printed Stripe Sateen Fabric for Hotel Bedding
Inherent Flame Retardant Printed Satin Fabric Wholesale OEM Supply
IFR Flame Retardant Imitation Linen Curtain Fabric | Project Supplier
Inherent Flame Retardant Embossed Curtain Fabric Dimout Fabric 95% Shading Rate
Permanent Flame Retardant Embossed Curtain Fabric 95% Blackout
Permanently flame retardant sofa fabric, wear-resistant, and anti-dust mite
Inherent Flame Retardant Imitation Linen Dimout Curtain Fabric
Twill Composite Coated Flame-Retardant Fabric for Curtain
Dutch Velvet Composite Coated Flame Retardant Fabric
High-Performance Black Flame Retardant Single-Sided Napped Fabric
White Linen Polyester Composite Coated Flame Retardant Fabric
IFR + Fade-Resistant Fabric combines flame retardant performance with improved colorfastness, helping the textile maintain its original color during long-term use.
BEGOODTEX currently applies Fade-Resistant functionality across curtains, upholstery, chenille, bedding, sheer fabrics, and other contract textiles. The current category page describes selected fabrics as reaching Grade 5 color fastness.
Light fastness measures how resistant a textile color is to fading when exposed to light.
ISO 105-B02:2014 uses a xenon-arc light source representative of natural daylight to evaluate the effect of light on textile color. The standard remains current after confirmation in 2025.
For the U.S. market, AATCC TM16.3 is another recognized method for evaluating colorfastness to light using xenon-arc exposure.
Fade resistance is particularly valuable for hotel curtains, guestrooms, public-area curtains, sofas, chairs, transport interiors, bedding, and other textiles expected to maintain a consistent appearance over long service periods.
Colorfastness and flame retardancy should be tested separately.
For fade resistance, relevant test methods may include:
Flame-retardant standards depend on the final application. For example, BG-88 curtain fabric currently supports NFPA 701, BS 5867 Type C, CA Title 19, CAN/ULC-S109-14, DIN 4102-B1, EN 13501 B-s1,d0, EN 13773 Class 1, NF P92-503 M1, GOST R 50810-95, and JIS L 1091.
