Marine upholstery fabric undergoing controlled laboratory flammability testing for cruise specification.

Andriali Contract supplies IMO-compliant textile solutions for cruise ships and marine hospitality interiors. Our team supports designers, shipyards, specifiers and procurement professionals with fabrics selected for the applicable marine requirements of each intended use.

From upholstery and decorative textiles to drapery, sheers, blackouts, dimouts and vinyl, every cruise specification is reviewed carefully. Applicable testing is conducted through Intertek laboratories, and the relevant test reports and supporting documentation are confirmed during the specification process.

IMO-Compliant Fabrics for Cruise Interiors

Textiles used at sea must deliver more than visual appeal. They need to support the safety, performance and maintenance expectations of demanding passenger environments. Andriali combines luxury design with project-specific technical review to help teams select appropriate fabrics for guestrooms, suites, lounges, restaurants, corridors, public areas and other interior applications.

  • Woven and performance upholstery
  • Vinyl and faux-leather upholstery
  • Velvets and decorative textures
  • Drapery and decorative sheers
  • Blackout and dimout fabrics
  • Selected outdoor and high-performance textiles

Intertek Testing and Supporting Documentation

Applicable cruise textile testing is conducted through Intertek laboratories. Andriali coordinates the relevant test reports and supporting documentation for the selected fabric and its intended application, helping project teams evaluate compliance with the requirements supplied for the project.

IMO certification is application-specific. A fabric that is appropriate for one use should not automatically be assumed suitable for every other use. For this reason, Andriali confirms the intended application, construction and relevant documentation during specification, providing a clear and dependable process for designers and procurement teams.

Confidence from Specification to Delivery

Technical performance is considered alongside color, texture, durability, maintenance and design direction. Our team can assist with sample coordination, technical review, custom development, production planning, quality coordination and delivery.

This integrated approach gives clients a single point of contact from the initial material brief through final production. It also helps reduce uncertainty by aligning the selected textile with both the visual concept and the applicable marine requirements before orders are finalized.

Custom IMO Textile Development

Where a standard collection does not fully meet the design brief, Andriali can explore custom textile development for cruise projects. Depending on the scope, this may include custom colors, patterns, yarns, constructions and performance considerations. Testing and documentation requirements are reviewed as part of the development process.

Applications Across Cruise and Marine Hospitality

Andriali supports textile specifications for new-build and refurbishment projects, including passenger cabins, suites, lounges, restaurants, entertainment spaces and other public interiors. Coordinated upholstery and window-treatment solutions can help create a consistent material story throughout the vessel.

For a broader overview of our marine capabilities, visit our Cruise Ship Textiles page.

Discuss Your IMO Fabric Requirements

Share the intended application, project standards, design direction and estimated quantities with our team. We can help identify suitable textile options and coordinate the relevant samples, testing information and documentation.

Contact Andriali Contract to discuss your project or request samples.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Andriali cruise fabrics IMO certified?

Yes. For cruise applications, Andriali supplies fabrics selected to meet the applicable IMO requirements for their intended use. Applicable testing is conducted through Intertek laboratories, with the relevant reports and documentation confirmed during specification.

Does one IMO certificate cover every textile application?

No. IMO certification is product- and application-specific. Andriali reviews the intended use and confirms the relevant documentation for each selected textile.

Can Andriali provide test reports for specification?

Relevant testing information and supporting documentation can be coordinated for the selected fabric and intended application as part of the specification process.

Can an IMO-compliant fabric be custom developed?

Custom development may be possible depending on the design brief, quantities, construction and required testing. Our team can review these requirements at the beginning of the project.