Sunbrella - Hot Pink Collection 

Hot Pink, the most requested color of Sunbrella, shows society has begun to embrace the elegant and feminine power of today's woman.
The Steeplechase Malibu stripe in Ryan's jacket pulls together bright pinks, yellow and green anchored with rich, classic navy. His vest of Spectrum Daffodil and pants of Canvas Navy complement the dashing ensemble.
Basic, beautiful and accented with Sunbrella sheers, Sailcloth Salt offers superior UV and stain resistance to ensure it will continue to look this crisp and refreshing for years to come. 

Ardwyn Decorative Trims 

Ardwyn's trims accented all of the outfits during the fashion show, held in the ballroom that also hosts the Field Museum's treasured Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Paying respect to a world of teradactyls, Ardwyn's trims reflect a full range of colors, ranging from warm browns and greens to classic black and hot pinks.
The 100% acrylic yarns used by Ardwyn create custom looks for today and tomorrow, no matter the time period or the setting. 

Tri Vantage  

Tri Vantage fabrics enter the Victorian age with the rich elegance of neutral shades in heather, deep plum and greens with its Sunbrella Dusk Collection.
A proper Victorian lady could have worn this dress of Allure Dusk, a large scale floral in heather beige with plum outline and accents.
Back in the 20th Century, women would dare to dress in Sunbrella's Flagship Plum, a muted purple complemented by a splash of Strata Linden in green tones.
Arriving home, a Victorian lady might relax in this dressing gown of Charisma Dusk, a textured fabric featuring a stripe of boucle dots in antique beige on plum background and a softer coca boucle stripe. Let her proper image slip a bit and she might show off her gown of Bisbee Wrenn, a pencil stripe in a slightly raised sating weave on a heather beige background.