Outdoor fabrics, fabric quality, frame differences. Everything you need to pick the right umbrella for the program.
Click any swatch to see the weave up close. Pantone codes are reference only — request a physical sample before committing on a critical color match.
Polyester for color depth and unit price. Olefin for fade-resistant value. Sunbrella for premium programs.
Woven polyester, surface-dyed for single-color panel printing or run through full-panel dye sublimation for photography and gradients. The workhorse promo fabric.
Solution-dyed olefin (polypropylene). Pigment lives in the fibre itself, not on the surface — so colorfastness outlasts woven polyester at a similar price point.
Solution-dyed acrylic. The category benchmark for fade resistance — 5-to-10-year color retention. Hundreds of colors and patterns; single-color panel print only.
Promo programs, events, breweries, dealerships, single-season giveaways.
Seasonal patios, cafes, value programs where colorfastness matters more than premium feel.
Hospitality, resorts, long-life branded shade programs.
All three series are 6-rib hexagons (4-rib squares for the 6′×6′). Pole material and lift mechanism are the decisions that matter.
Our highest-volume frame. The default choice when unit price drives the decision and the umbrella will see one or two outdoor seasons of use.
Same steel chassis as Shadetek with a 202 Woodgrain powder-coat finish. Reads more residential than the all-grey ECO — food & beverage venues choose it for the warmth without the hardwood price.
Aluminum pole + FRP ribs make Alumus the lightest frame in the line and the most weather-flexible — ribs flex under wind instead of buckling. Only series eligible for Sunbrella covers (758C, 908C).
Shadetek (ECO) if unit price drives the decision and the program runs one or two seasons. Ironwood (MOW) when the venue is restaurant or hospitality and the warm woodgrain look matters. Alumus (ALUS) if the program is long-life, requires the lightest weight, or needs Sunbrella covers for premium positioning.
