
Haartz Cloth
Haartz Stayfast is a familiar cloth topping option, with a woven outer surface and layered construction. Color and backing vary by product.

Explore sample materials considered for automotive interiors and seat upholstery. Selection and availability are confirmed during project review before a material is specified.
These reference images show colors and finishes that may help guide a project conversation. Exact leather type, hide, and color availability are confirmed during project review.
Leather color reference images courtesy of Hydes Leather.
Suede-style material can be considered for selected interior details. The samples shown are references; suitability and current availability are confirmed for each project.
Alcantara reference images courtesy of Hydes Leather.
Automotive cloth options can help guide a seat or interior project. Convertible topping materials have their own construction and requirements, and are reviewed separately below.

A tightly woven textile with real depth and grip — popular for daily-driver seats that need to hold up to years of use.

Factory Porsche houndstooth in blue and black — a premium pattern woven from the 928 interior spec. High-end and unmistakably distinctive.

Durable, factory-grade cloth used in late-model interiors — a good match when you want a seat to look like it belongs.
Fabric reference images courtesy of Midwest Fabrics.
Compare these illustrative surface samples for convertible-top conversations. Haartz cloth, vinyl, and German-weave options vary by product, color, backing, and vehicle application. Samples are texture references rather than a representation of a specific stocked color; final material and availability are confirmed for each project.

Haartz Stayfast is a familiar cloth topping option, with a woven outer surface and layered construction. Color and backing vary by product.

Vinyl topping can suit vehicles originally fitted with a smooth or grained vinyl appearance. Texture and construction are matched to the application.

German-weave cloth offers a distinct woven look for compatible tops and linings. The correct placement and material depend on the vehicle and project scope.
Foam affects both the shape and feel of a seat. Open-cell foam has a softer, more breathable structure, while closed-cell foam is denser and resists absorbing moisture. Different firmness levels change the support and comfort. Sew foam is a thin foam layer bonded to fabric backing, often used to give upholstery panels a smooth, lightly cushioned finish.
Foam quality and density can be selected to suit the intended feel and the seat’s construction. Where the design calls for it, layers of different foams can combine support with a softer surface. The right materials depend on the existing seat and project goals, which we can discuss during an initial consultation.
Share a swatch, photo, or material preference in your project quote request. The available options can be discussed after reviewing the project. Based in West Bend, WI, serving Southeastern Wisconsin, West Bend, WI, Washington County, WI, Slinger, WI, Hartford, WI, Jackson, WI, Germantown, WI, Menomonee Falls, WI, Milwaukee, WI.