Inherently flame retardant fabrics combining permanent fire performance with verified recycled content for curtains, home textiles, apparel, hospitality, and sustainable commercial textile projects.
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NFPA 701 Flame Retardant Jacquard Polyester Fabric 205 g/m² for Medical Cubicle Curtains
NFPA 701 Antimicrobial Flame Retardant Cubicle Fabric 192 g/m² for Healthcare Projects
Flame Retardant Matte Holland Velvet 320 g/m² 320cm Width Hotel Project Supply
Flame Retardant White Single-Sided Polyester Fleece Fabric 355 g/m² Wide Width for Hotel & Events
Flame Retardant Polyester Taffeta Lining Fabric 80 g/m² for Tents & Events Bulk Supply
Inherent Flame Retardant Cellular Blanket Fabric 225 g/m² – Hospital & Healthcare Bedding
Inherent Flame Retardant Polyester Satin 220 g/m² – 280cm Wide for Hotel Bedding Project Supply
Wide-Width Flame Retardant Satin for Bedding & Apparel | Professional FR Textile Supplier
Lightweight Flame Retardant Satin for Bedding & Apparel | OEM Textile Mill
Shiny Flame Retardant Satin for Bedding & Apparel | Technical Textile Manufacturer
Flame Retardant Shiny Satin Fabric for Bedding & Apparel | Professional Textile Supplier
Flame Retardant Polyester Slub Curtain Fabric 150cm / 300cm 260gsm for Commercial Projects
Inherent Flame Retardant Sheer Fabric Hotel Project Curtain NFPA 701 Certified Supplier
Inherent Flame Retardant Slub Sheer (300cm Wide) – BS 5867 Certified – Project Supply
IFR + GRS Fabric combines inherent flame retardancy with recycled-material sourcing verified through the Global Recycled Standard.
BEGOODTEX's GRSFRTex® range includes inherent flame retardant fabrics for curtains, apparel, home textiles, and other commercial applications where buyers want both fire performance and recycled-content documentation.
GRS stands for Global Recycled Standard.
It verifies recycled raw materials and tracks certified materials through the supply chain. GRS also includes requirements related to social practices, environmental management, and chemical use during processing.
GRS should therefore be understood as a recycled-content and chain-of-custody standard, not as a flame-retardant performance standard.
According to Textile Exchange, GRS can be used as a B2B certification tool for products containing at least 20% recycled content. A minimum of 50% recycled content is required for eligible consumer-facing GRS product claims.
BEGOODTEX's current IFR + GRS range is positioned around fabrics containing 50% or more recycled material. The exact recycled percentage should still be confirmed for the selected SKU and supporting certification documents.
Typical applications include curtains and blinds, hotel textiles, bedding, apparel, upholstery, voile, home textiles, and other commercial textile projects requiring both flame resistance and recycled-material sourcing.
For example, BEGOODTEX BG-83 is a 300 cm wide GRSFRTex® flame retardant curtain fabric, while other current products combine GRS-related sourcing with blackout, AntiUV, or other functional requirements.
GRS and flame-retardant standards should always be checked separately.
Depending on the selected BEGOODTEX product, flame-retardant testing may include NFPA 701, BS 5867 Type C, CA Title 19, CAN/ULC-S109-14, DIN 4102-B1, EN 13501-1, EN 13773 Class 1, NF P92-503 M1, GOST R 50810-95, and JIS L 1091.
For recycled-content sourcing, buyers should also confirm the applicable GRS scope certificate and transaction documentation for the selected material and supply chain. GRS uses third-party certification and chain-of-custody controls to track certified recycled materials.