Sunbrella^® Library.
Picked, Sewn & Installed in Seguin.

Manhattan Classic is the workhorse of Texas storefronts and front-porch awnings — wide bands of espresso black and warm tan that hide dust and pollen between washes. We sew it flat-seamed on residential and restaurant awnings all over Seguin, New Braunfels and San Antonio, and because it's solution-dyed acrylic the color runs all the way through the fiber instead of sitting on top of it. Ten years in full South Texas sun and it still reads as black and tan, not gray and beige.

Want color? Pacific Blue Fancy layers royal, sky and navy against crisp white in a fancy multi-bar repeat. It's the pattern that makes a taco shop, snow-cone stand or lake-house patio cover look intentional instead of temporary. It pairs beautifully with white powder-coated frames and our in-house bent bows, and it's a favorite for drop curtains and valances where the fabric is the first thing a customer sees from the street.

Beaufort Black & White 6-Bar is the high-contrast, six-bar bistro look — clean, graphic and impossible to miss on a downtown façade. Restaurants love it for the European café feel, HOAs approve it because it reads as neutral, and it photographs incredibly well for signage and social media. We can add painted or sewn lettering directly to the light bars for a storefront that doubles as a sign.

Beaufort Captain Navy is our most-requested traditional stripe: deep navy alternating with natural white for that timeless nautical, ranch-house or country-club look. It sits right at home under limestone, brick and white trim, and it's the stripe we reach for on boat covers, stock trailer tops, cabanas and residential entry awnings when a customer says "classic."

These are four of hundreds. Note the fabric number and color name from any Sunbrella® stripe or solid and we'll quote it — same shop, same stitching, same warranty.