Cushion covers close with a concealed zipper or an overflap (envelope) and have double-hem stitching. They are printed on both sides or have a plain back, in digitally printed polyester-family fabric, with your label, inserts and packaging. Sizes, price and minimum order are confirmed in your quote.
Product range
Private label cushion covers
ArtzFolio prints your design on fabric in its own factory in Noida and makes it into cushion covers under your label. This page explains the choices you make and what to send.
Have a brief? Send it.
Tell us the product, a rough quantity and whether it carries your brand. We reply within 1 business day, with questions or a quote.
ArtzFolio is a private label cushion cover manufacturer in Noida. We digitally print your design on polyester-family fabrics and make covers with a concealed zipper or an overflap closure and double-hem stitching, printed on both sides or with a plain back. Sizes, price and minimum order are confirmed in your quote.
What a private label cushion cover is
A private label cushion cover is a printed cover made to your design and sold under your brand rather than the maker's. Fabric lets one pattern run across several products, so a range looks like one brand.
ArtzFolio prints your design digitally in its own factory, then makes it into the product you choose. Your label, inserts and packaging are part of the range, and you set them in the brief.
What is fixed, and what you choose
Cushion covers sit in the cushions and pillows family, which also includes bolster covers, pillow cases and pouffes. The table separates what we state from what is agreed with you.
- Products in the family: Cushion covers, bolster covers, pillow cases and pouffes
- Closure: Concealed zipper or overflap (envelope) closure
- Stitching: Double-hem stitching
- Print: Digitally printed in our own factory; printed both sides or plain back
- Print surfaces: Canvas, paper, and the polyester family of fabrics: canvas, matte, velvet, satin, taffeta, georgette, crepe, muslin and similar
- Sizes, weight, width: Agreed per product; not published as one figure
- Label, inserts, packaging: Part of the range. You set them in the brief
Choosing the cloth and the print
The two choices that change the most are the cloth and the print. We print on all the polyester-family fabrics, so tell us the look and feel you want: a velvet reads differently from a matte or a canvas weave, even with the same design.
Decide early whether the cover is printed on both sides or has a plain back. Printing both sides shows the design whichever way the cushion is turned, while a plain back leaves the reverse unprinted. Say which you want, and we confirm it in the quote.
Closures and finishing
A concealed zipper keeps the closure out of sight, and an overflap, also called an envelope closure, overlaps the back panel instead of using a zip. Both come with double-hem stitching.
Which closure suits you is partly a selling question. Tell us where the covers will be sold, so the closure and packing suit the channel.
Cushion covers often sit in a matched range. Because a pattern repeats across every shape, the same print can run across the cushion cover, a curtain and table linen, so a buyer sees one matched family. If you plan a range, list the pieces together in one brief, and the cloth and print choices can be settled once for all of them.
What to send us
A design file, or a photo of something close, tells us more than a long description.
A design file, or a photo of something close, tells us more than a long description. List each product by the names used in our catalogue, give a size for each or name a product to match, and say whether the pieces should match.
Also say how the covers will be packed and what label or insert goes in. A good first brief is a matched family: a cushion cover, a table runner and a tote in one pattern, which shows how the pattern behaves on each shape.
- Design file, or a photo of something close
- Cover type and size, or a product to match
- Cloth: the look and feel you want
- Closure, and print on both sides or plain back
- Label, inserts and packing, and where you sell
How it is made on our side
The process starts with your brief. We come back with questions or a written quote, which covers the price, the sample plan and sample price, the minimum order and...
The process starts with your brief. We come back with questions or a written quote, which covers the price, the sample plan and sample price, the minimum order and the lead time. A sample is paid for, with its cost reimbursed or adjusted in the final order by agreement.
Once you approve the sample, the covers are made to match it and packed to your plan. Terms are 50% advance and the balance as agreed, with shipping EXW Noida. Export enquiries are welcome.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
How are the cushion covers finished?
Each cover has a concealed zipper or an overflap (envelope) closure, with double-hem stitching. You can have it printed on both sides or with a plain back. Bolster covers, pillow cases and pouffes belong to the same family, and sizes are agreed product by product.
Which fabrics can you print cushion covers on?
Digital printing in our own factory covers the polyester family of fabrics, including canvas, matte, velvet, satin, taffeta, georgette, crepe and muslin, plus similar cloths. For cushion covers, describe the look and feel you want and we suggest what fits.
What sizes do cushion covers come in?
Sizes are agreed per product and confirmed in your quote, because fabric furnishings do not have one published size list. Give the size you need, or name a product you want to match, and we reply with questions or a quote.
Can I put my own label and packaging on cushion covers?
Yes. Covers are made in our own factory and packed under your label, with your inserts and packaging if you send them. Tell us where the mark should sit and how the covers should be packed, and we build that into the quote.
Next step
Send the brief. We send a sample plan and a price.
Tell us what you want to make. We reply with questions or a quote.