Ultrafabrics, the leading provider of premium polyurethane-based upholstery materials, has once again raised the bar in sustainability. The company recently released its highly anticipated third annual sustainability report, proudly announcing that it has exceeded the targets it set in 2020 by an impressive five years.
Renowned for supplying top-tier luxury brands in various industries, including residential and contract furniture, automotive, aviation, and marine, Ultrafabrics has established itself as an industry leader in both quality and environmental responsibility. Collaborating with prestigious names such as MillerKnoll, Steelcase, Kimball, Andreu World, and Woodard, the company’s materials have become synonymous with luxury, innovation, and sustainability.
A key factor in Ultrafabrics’ success lies in its proprietary Takumi production process, employed at its mill in Japan. This cutting-edge technique ensures that their materials are crafted to perfection, meeting the highest standards while minimizing environmental impact.
The latest sustainability report aims to provide clarity in the often-murky landscape of sustainable materials. Architects, designers, and specifiers can now rely on this valuable tool to gain insights into the environmental footprint of Ultrafabrics’ products. “We are setting goals that have never been achieved before by an ingredient brand in our category,” stated Nicole Meier, Director of Branding at Ultrafabrics. “Designers and specifiers working with us understand the power and environmental impact of their choices. At Ultrafabrics, sustainability goals have a clear framework, enabling designers to trust the information and grasp it quickly and easily.”
Ultrafabrics’ transparent three-tiered sustainability framework not only monitors progress but also provides a clear roadmap for architects, designers, and specifiers to comprehend the company’s sustainability journey. By presenting vital information in a simple and concise manner, Ultrafabrics ensures accountability while facilitating informed decision-making.
“In a landscape crowded with increasingly complex certifications, Ultrafabrics stands out as the go-to choice for achieving sustainability without compromising on quality or performance,” Meier concluded.
With this remarkable achievement, Ultrafabrics solidifies its position as a trailblazer in sustainable materials, pushing the boundaries of what can be accomplished in the industry. As the demand for eco-friendly products continues to soar, Ultrafabrics sets an inspiring example for other companies to follow, driving innovation and progress towards a greener future.