Serge Ferrari Group introduces eco-friendly sun protection fabric

Serge Ferrari Group has unveiled Soltis Loop® Sunmate, an innovative fabric made entirely from recycled materials for interior solar protection. Available in roller blinds, vertical blinds, and panel tracks, Soltis Loop Sunmate ensures privacy and shields against solar heat in any indoor space.

Unlike other solar protection materials, Soltis Loop Sunmate stands out by using 100% recycled polyester yarns in its base and recycled polymers in its coating. This eco-friendly fabric offers privacy, natural light filtering, UV protection, and heat blocking, with up to 91% heat reduction. It is GREENGUARD Gold certified, PVC and phthalate free, meeting sustainability standards like LEED, BREEAM, WELL, and HQE certifications.

Soltis Loop Sunmate combines functionality with elegance, offering a luxurious textile appearance and feel. It is available in eight chic colors and adds warmth and sophistication to various settings, while providing a five-year warranty.

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