For the trade

The workshop behind other names.

Converters, manufacturers, dealers and show builders use us as their upholstery and finishing department — and their overflow capacity when an order needs to land on time.

What we do for the trade.

From a single bespoke fit-out to a full production run — and everything in between.

TRADE INTERIORS & FIT-OUTS

Bespoke finishing

The finishing converters and manufacturers come to us for — and would rather their competitors didn’t ask about. Single units or season-long runs, to your spec and your deadline.

HIGH-VOLUME, REPEATABLE

CNC fabric cutting

Patterns cut to the millimetre, the same on the first piece and the five-hundredth. Faster than hand-cutting and cleaner at the edges, with the consistency a production run needs.

FROM SAMPLE TO FILE

Pattern & template digitising

Send us a sample, a panel or a worn-out original and we’ll digitise it into a clean, repeatable cutting file — ready for production now and reorders later.

MADE-UP TO SPEC

Contract sewing & cut-and-sew

Cut, made and trimmed to your specification, white-label and ready to fit. The capacity of a factory with the finish of a workshop.

STITCHED-IN BRANDING

Embroidery

Logos, lettering and detailing embroidered into the work rather than applied on top — for branded fit-outs, show builds and premium production.

SUBSTRATES & BASES

CNC wood cutting

Boards, bases and substrates cut to pattern in-house, so the upholstery and the framework it sits on come from the same place.

Made to your name, not ours.

Trade work is white-label by default. It leaves here ready to fit, unbranded, and no one need know whose bench it came off — though we wouldn’t mind if they did.

You get a single point of contact who actually works the floor, honest lead times, and the same finish whether it’s one unit or fifty. We’ll happily sign an NDA and quote against a drawing.

Need it finished, or need the capacity?

Send us a drawing, a sample or a spec. We’ll come back with lead times and a price — and an NDA if you’d like one.