C.O.M. Fabric Information

It is your responsibility to read the below statement and by following up with scheduling and appointment you agree to these statements.

C.O.M. DEFINITION: Any fabric, vinyl, leather or material(s) supplied by the customer to Cooke Furniture Design.

C.O.M. IDENTIFICATION: Please send a marked sample of the fabric with your order for identification and application.

C.O.M. fabrics must be side marked with customers name, PO # and detailed description of furniture the fabric is to be applied.

APPLICATIONS OF C.O.M. Application of fabric, vinyl, leather or material(s) including pattern or direction, placement of seams and choice of face side

will be determined by Cooke Furniture Design unless specifically indicated on your work order. No warranty on materials or workmanship whether implied or expressed for any C.O.M.'s

INSPECTION OF C.O.M. Please inspect your C.O.M. fabric, vinyl, leather or material(s) before sending it to us. It is the customer’s responsibility to confirm

correct pattern, dye lot, color, number of yard amount and to check for defects.

RESPONSIBILITY OF C.O.M. Cooke Furniture Design cannot and will not be held responsible for wear-ability, dye lot variation, flaws, correct yardage or multiple cuts in fabrics, defects or workmanship of all C.O.M's

Cooke Furniture Design makes no warranty for fabric, vinyl, leather, material(s) or workmanship for any C.O.M. (s) to the consumer.

C.O.M. YARDAGE REQUIREMENTS All C.O.M. yardage requirements are for Non-railroaded plain 54” wide upholstery fabric.

Please use the chart below as a guide in estimating extra fabric needed.

C.O.M. CHART INFORMATION: The C.O.M. chart shown is provided as a guide only. This chart is proven accurate in the majority of C.O.M. fabric requirements. Fabrics with a 27” side by side repeat, irregular layouts, border prints, unusually large patterns, velvet's and chenille fabrics will need additional yardage.

For patterns with one repeating motif centered in the middle of the width of the fabric, the yardage shown for 36” wide material must be used.

Should you require exact yardage for any customer job, please request yardage requirements by sending us a full width sample of the fabric vertical and horizontal repeat and picture of the furniture to which it will be applied.

MULTIPLE MATERIALS: If using more than one fabric, please contact us for yardage requirements and a fee will be applied for this service.

STRIPES & VELVET: All stripes will be applied vertically unless otherwise specified by customer. Due to the “nap” of velvet goods, it is necessary to add 10% to plain yardage required. Velvet will not be railroaded unless specifically requested.   DO NOT fold or box velvet.

 **All fabrics and leathers are sold and or manufactured by their respected companies Cooke Furniture Design has no control over these manufacturing processes, quality control, merchantable or dye lot variations, finishes or discrepancies in width or quality of fabrics and leathers and shall not be held liable in any way for any related fabric and leather or its usability.   Cooke Furniture Design makes no warranty by selling these or any fabrics to the consumer.

All outlet fabrics and products can be purchased directly from their respected companies by you the consumer.  All fabrics purchased directly on your own are known as C.O.M.  Outlet sources regardless of their association with Cooke Furniture Design will be charged an additional $35.50 per yard for all fabrics not purchased through Cooke Furniture Design.   

Scheduled appointment may be canceled 24 or more hours prior to the agreed upon time.  All scheduled appointments that are not canceled and we arrive at your home or business and you are not available will be assessed a $95.00 no show charge which you agree to pay to Cooke Furniture Design by scheduling the appointment.  

* Yardage amounts are based on Solid Fabrics, 54" wide. Extra amounts needed to match patterns.

* Cooke Furniture Design supplies this information to accommodate our customers. We are not responsible for discrepancies in yardage.                         

                                                     Example of railroaded fabric                                                             Example of non-railroaded or up the roll fabric