Discover Sunbrella's marine fabric and various protective fabrics
Set sail with total peace of mind with our Sunbrella marine fabrics
The marine fabrics in the Sunbrella nautical collection are ideal for all kinds of protection needs on board any kind of boat. Thanks to their total protection and optimal durability, Sunbrella fabrics are the ideal choice for spray hoods, bimini tops, dodgers, covers, camper enclosures and much more.
This collection is equipped with cutting-edge technology that helps the fabrics resist the extreme conditions found at sea. All the fabrics are UV- and fade-resistant, so their colours will stay unbelievably vibrant year after year.
Sunbrella
Sunbrella fabrics are known for their excellent breathability. This means they dry quickly outdoors, thus preventing any mould from appearing. Some models are available in a design identical to Sunbrella Plus fabrics, so that you can make sure your boat awnings and other textiles match.
Sunbrella Plus
Sunbrella Plus is highly resistant to mould. And it is very easy to care for, thanks to its resin-based antifungal protective layer, which ensures a waterproof finish. It is a solution-dyed acrylic fabric available in flecked effects in a range of colours to match the rest of your boat.
Furling
The Furling is a strip of anti-UV fabric that protects the genoa from UV rays when the boat is anchored. Once rolled up, the Furling protects your sail from the sun's rays very effectively.
Seamark
SeaMark is the first choice for shade solutions in environments subject to extreme weather conditions. Designed with a textile face of Sunbrella fabric on a 100% waterproof and watertight backing, the Seamark range guarantees ultimate and complete protection against heavy rain, sunlight and other outdoor elements without sacrificing style. Thanks to its timeless colour palette in the marine world, it will go perfectly with the other materials that make up your boat.
SWK6
Thanks to its perforated micro-structure, designed by Dickson-Constant, the Sunworker range lets natural light into the cockpit while filtering out the sun's heat.
It also ensures everyone's privacy on the boat, without affecting their ability to see outside. As it is made using the Rachel Trameur method, Sunworker fabric is extremely tear- and deformation-resistant.