Meet&CoORLANDO, Fla. — Nice Link is unveiling its newest fabric collection at Interwoven, May 19-21, featuring woven jacquards and body cloths developed across seven curated color stories with visual textures and layered patterns.
Alexis MacGregor, Senior Merchandiser for Nice Link, stated that a great collection offers more than variety—it makes variety feel intentional. She explained that for designers and retailers, this translates into genuine flexibility, allowing them to layer across categories without guesswork.
The collection incorporates dimensional materials including slub blends, loop structures, and space-dyed yarns, creating soft, comfortable fabrics alongside strong graphic patterns. Mineral tones and muted neutral shades define the palette, with greens and blues paired alongside sand and wheat tones. Company officials noted that this variation allows furniture manufacturers to build multidimensional stories adaptable to various style aesthetics and room settings.
The Nice N Clean performance line utilizes solution-dyed polyester yarns that resist stains, are easy to clean, and hold color. Representatives described it as a body cloth solution that expands Nice Link’s customer reach by offering a high-quality, functional option at an accessible price point.
MacGregor emphasized that modern design needs to be livable, reflecting current market demands. She observed that today’s consumers want sofas that look design-magazine worthy yet can withstand everyday life. She added that buyers consistently request fabrics capable of serving multiple functions.
Nice Link Home Furnishings is a vertically integrated operation employing over 2,000 skilled workers across its 1.5-million-square-foot campus in Haining, China, and two factories in Vietnam. Its operations include a fabric mill with an in-house international design team, cut-and-sew fabric and leather production, and 30 upholstery manufacturing lines serving major U.S. manufacturers and retailers.
The new fabric collection will be introduced at Interwoven in Market Square Tower, 10th floor, May 19-21.
