Mybecca Charcoal Micro Suede Headliner Microsuede Drapery, Apparel and Upholstery Fabric by The Yard (1 Yard)

Shipping could have been faster but it did arrive. This is the second time buying this project for car interior. I recommend this product.

I used it to make myself a new shift boot for my car because my old was was leather and old so it was cracking and just generally gross, this is what it looks like after a few months of daily use in a hot sweltering Chicago summer so I'd say it's held up pretty well and I agree with another review where they say it has a bit of a greenish tint to it. It might be a tad thin for this use but it's good enough since the thinness makes it easier to work with. First time doing this kind of thing and I'd like to think it came out well and was easy to use. It seems to yellow the slightest bit over time and get that thing that old sweaters have where it's like small balls of clumped fabric? It's not too bad though. Good product I like.

I used this material to make headrest covers for a faux leather recliner, and did the job of keeping oils from hair getting on the chair. Color matched the chair exactly

I had been looking for fabric to replace the sagging headliner in my 2005 Pontiac GTO. I wanted to find something to match the micro suede-like material on the doors. I looked around at local fabric shops, but no one had what I was looking for. It's so hard to convey colors in a photograph, plus everyone's monitor calibration is different. So I knew I was taking a chance by ordering fabric on Amazon. I have to say, my gamble paid off. The shade of gray is almost a spot on match. (No one would tell unless you held a sample of this micro suede up to the door material.) As for using this fabric as a headliner, it worked out great. Although, keep in mind the stretch of this micro suede is very minimal, but does form to irregular contours and shapes, just be patient during application.

Maybe I didn't read a section that said this is sold as individual 1 yard x 58 inch pieces so I'll accept that as my mistake. That being said, it's a very annoying thing to work around when your pattern can't be rearranged in a way to minimize waste. I'll have to be wasting quite a bit of fabric unnecessarily. It's good and sturdy, though.. I'll definitely use it.