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Swatch This

Outdoor fabrics used to be boring. Now? Fabulous.

By Elizabeth Entenman
Swatch This
Your chances of finding stylish outdoor fabrics used to be about as slim as your family getting through a game of lawn darts without someone taking one in the toe. Well, the darts are dead and so are those drab tans and taupes that didn't do much more than bring out the brown in your backyard dirt. These days, designers like Brunschwig & Fils, Kravet, F. Schumacher and Weatherwize are rolling out all-weather bolts in bold colors and fun patterns that won't fade in the sun or wilt in the rain but will definitely brighten up your next barbecue.


outdoor fabrics

1. Brunschwig & Fils’ Kittery Point Woven Stripe in Palm: A super summer splash

2. Weatherwize’s Daisy May in Leap-1: Fresh enough to pick

3. F. Schumacher’s Sarong in Indigo: Ride the waves with this surfboard chic

4. Weatherwize’s Honolulu in Pom-1: Get your grass skirts and coconuts ready

5. Mustique Stripe in Marine from Schumacher: A tisket, a tasket, this fabric looks like a blue and white basket

6. Multi Mix in Sho-4 by Weatherwize: Picnic perfect

7. Capri Stripe in Tangerine/Kiwi by Schumacher: Orange, green and a lot of shades in between

8. Weatherwize’s Multi Mix in Leap-2: Your friends will be lime green with envy

9. Brunschwig & Fils’ Summertime Acrylic Print in Kiwi: Artfully drawn, this design takes flight



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