Camira Fabrics

Manufactures contract upholstery fabrics for furniture makers, designers and offices, hotels, hospitals and transport interiors

Mirfield, United KingdomFounded 1988camirafabrics.comWebsite technologies

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-29

About Camira Fabrics

Camira Fabrics designs, spins, weaves, knits, dyes, finishes, cuts and sews upholstery and interior textiles, including recycled polyester and wool fabrics. Its collections include Nesta, Upland, Monochrome Sett II, Oceanic and Lucia T2T, and the company states its fabrics meet international fire-safety standards.

Customers are furniture manufacturers, designers and interior projects in offices, universities, hotels, hospitals, cinemas and public transport. The company sells fabric through specified and selected collections.

The company is registered in Ariogala, Lithuania, where it has a production facility, and has been operating since 2004. Its history dates to 1974, when Camborne Fabrics was founded in Huddersfield, UK; the business later became Camira after a management buy-out, and it also has production and logistics sites in the UK. The company reports a team of more than 800 and its careers page lists openings in production, operations and sales.

Product: Contract upholstery and interior fabrics, including recycled polyester, wool and natural-fibre collections for commercial and transport interiors.

Public tenders won

1 tender won since 1 Jan 2024 from 1 public buyer in Lithuania, worth €200k as awarded. From EU award notices (TED) that name Camira Fabrics by its registry number.

  • 16 Sep 2026 LTG Kompetencijų centras UAB (PV) · 33452 Keleivinių riedmenų sėdynių atnaujinimas (DPS: 28312) · €200k notice

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