No auto upholstery shop is complete without a copy of Keyston Bros’ 2022 Upholstery Supplies Catalog.
The 4th edition catalog, which is available free online, features everything you need to run a successful upholstery shop — including foam, thread, adhesive, welt cord and piping. It even has tools like shears and staple guns.
“As one of the oldest and largest distributors of fabric and supplies in the upholstery industry, you can bet we have exactly what you’re looking for,” said Brooke Kahn, VP of marketing for Keyston Bros.
The entire catalog is accessible online in a simple, interactive digital format that makes it easy to view on your desktop or smartphone. Of course, you can also browse Keyston’s full inventory — including auto, marine and furniture fabrics and vinyls — on their website.
“We know shop owners are busy. That’s why we make finding and ordering fabrics and supplies really easy,” said Kahn. “And if for any reason you need help, feel free to call your closest Keyston location and a sales rep will gladly assist.”
Founded in 1868, Keyston Bros is one of North America’s leading suppliers and innovators of fabrics, vinyls, leathers and textiles. They serve numerous markets, including automotive and marine. With 19 warehouses and branches across the United States, there’s always a Keyston Bros location close by.
To learn more about Keyston Bros, and create a shop account, visit keystonbros.com. You can also follow them on Facebook and Instagram. And don’t forget to bookmark their Upholstery Supplies Catalog.
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Hello Leon,
We are a supplier of leather, carpets, synthetics, fabrics, etc. in Washington State. We are located in Bellevue. Reach out to Douglass Interior Products, Inc. and ask for Brodie Smith. I will set you up with a full sample set. Website is http://www.dipi.com
Thanks!
Thanks for talking about them. In fact, I was looking for a similar store, as I am now planning to completely redo the interior of my car. For me, this will be the author’s and the first project, so I try to study all the information available to me so as not to create problems for myself. I hope that I can do everything right.
We have a stereo shop in Livermore, Ca and use 5-10 different colors of vinyl a month. Is there a way to buy a sample catalog so we can match the colors up with the cars at our shop and then call to order?