I use revolution on the sofas I sell and they are great fabrics. I have a very light sofa in my showroom and some dirt got on it - it came right off!

How did you get it off without making a water ring on it?

I bought a Craftmaster sectional with Revolutions Guest List fabric about 2 years ago. I bought the furniture from Hudsons and they sold me a very expensive 5 year warranty from Furniture Care Protection Plans. Hudson's told me that this warranty would cover absolutely anything and everything that happened to the furniture covered under this plan. The Revolutions fabric is degrading, then pilling terribly. What's interesting is that it seems to only occur in the areas that are near windows. Furniture Care Protection says they won't cover this issue, now I'm talking to the retailer. But, if the retailer won't cover it, then I have to go to Craftmaster. And if Craftmaster won't cover it, then I have to go to the company that makes the fabric (STI)

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So, when you have a fabric issue, where the fabric degrades easily, I think fabric company should take care of this, and from what I've seen on this thread that's not the case. So, if you're thinking about getting Revolutions fabric on your furniture, you're taking a risk of having a multi-tiered fight to get your furniture fixed.

Same issue for me. I had a sofa in the Revolution sugar-shack, color nickel. My husband and I are retired and don’t have a lot of guests. Within 3 weeks the Revolution fabric pilled terribly, and because the fabric is a large weave all of the cushion seams started to separate. This was corrected by the furniture store. Two years later, more pilling and all of the cushions coming apart at the seams. Despite having an extended warranty, our claim was denied due to “quality issues” and it being a “defect issue” with the fabric. It’s so bad that even after Two years the furniture store is refunding a portion the money spent on my original purchase.

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