Four trades.
One workshop.

We build canvas products from scratch. If you can describe it, sketch it, or point at something similar — we can fabricate it. Our rip-stop and cotton canvas products are made in-house at our Prosperita workshop, cut to your measurements and stitched to last.

Outdoor awnings are a favourite of ours, especially in the months before winter when patios suddenly need covering. Custom-fit vehicle seat covers, including our non-sweat range, have become a steady part of what we do. And we keep finding new things to build — saddle pads, bridle bags, doggy beds, horse trailer organisers.

Bring us your drawings. Bring us photos. Bring us a vague idea. We'll work out the rest.

Replacing a torn gazebo cover or a worn-out patio shade isn't always the answer. In most cases, we can repair it for a fraction of the cost — re-stitch, patch, replace the canvas, swap the hardware.

Our repair work covers everything we manufacture, plus a long list of items brought in by other people: sun-faded umbrellas, ripped tents, sagging awnings, broken zips on covers we didn't make.

The rule is simple. If it can be saved, we'll tell you. If it can't, we'll tell you that too — and quote you for a replacement.

A well-built sofa can outlive three sets of upholstery if it's looked after. We strip furniture back to the frame, replace what's worn, re-pad with fresh foam, and recover with the fabric of your choice.

The same approach applies to dining chairs, ottomans, headboards, and vehicle interiors. It's almost always cheaper than buying new — and the quality of the original frame is usually better than what's on the showroom floor today.

We'll talk you through fabric options, pricing, and timeline before any work begins. No surprises.

We opened the supply shop because we kept hearing the same complaint from other upholsterers and hobbyists in Windhoek — finding the right materials means driving across town, and even then, you might leave empty-handed.

So we stocked one place with everything we use ourselves. High-density foam, rip-stop and cotton canvas, upholstery fabric, fasteners, zippers, thread, scissors, eyelets, snap studs, edging tape.

If you're an upholsterer, a tailor, a DIY-er, or someone running a small workshop — come past. If you're not sure what you need, we'll help you work it out.