CULP INC

As described above, our products include bedding and upholstery, which are our two identified operating segments. These fabrics are sold in roll form and as sewn mattress covers by the bedding segment, and in roll form and as cut and sewn kits by the upholstery segment. Our upholstery segment also provides window treatments and related products.

Bedding segment sales constituted 57% of our total net sales for fiscal 2026, compared with 53% for fiscal 2025. The company has emphasized fabrics that have broad appeal at prices generally ranging from $2.00 to more than $18.00 per yard.

Upholstery segment sales totaled 43% of our total net sales for fiscal 2026, compared with 47% for fiscal 2025. The company has emphasized fabrics that have broad appeal at “good” and “better” prices, generally ranging from $5.00 to $15.00 per yard.

Product Categories by Segment

We market products in most categories of fabric that manufacturers currently use for bedding and furniture. We also market window treatment products to customers in the hospitality and commercial industries. Our product lines include:

Bedding

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Knitted fabric – Various patterns and intricate designs produced on special-width circular knit machines utilizing a variety of synthetic and natural yarns. Knitted bedding fabrics have inherent stretching properties and spongy softness, which conforms well to layered foam packages.

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Woven jacquards– Various patterns and intricate designs, woven on complex looms using a variety of synthetic and natural yarns; sourced from third parties following the Fiscal 2025 restructuring.

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Converted fabric– Suedes, pile, and embroidered fabrics, as well as other specialty type products, are sourced to offer diversity for higher-end mattresses.

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Sewn mattress covers – Covers for mattresses (primarily specialty beds), sewn from bedding produced by our facilities or sourced from third parties.

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Woven jacquards – Elaborate, complex designs such as florals and tapestries in traditional, transitional, and contemporary styles. Woven on intricate looms using a wide variety of synthetic and natural yarns.

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Woven dobbies – Fabrics that use straight lines to produce geometric designs such as plaids, stripes, and solids in traditional and country styles. Woven on less complicated looms using a variety of weaving constructions and primarily synthetic yarns.

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Velvets – Soft fabrics with a plush feel. Woven or knitted in basic designs, using synthetic yarns that are yarn dyed or piece dyed.

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Suedes – Fabrics woven or knitted using microdenier polyester yarns, which are piece dyed and finished, usually by sanding. The fabrics are typically plain or small jacquard designs, with some printed. These fabrics are sometimes referred to as "microdenier suedes."

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Faux leathers – Sueded or knitted base cloths that are overprinted with polyurethane, and composite products consisting of a base fabric that is coated with a top layer of polyurethane that simulates the look and feel of leather.

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Cut and sewn kits – Covers made from various types of upholstery and cut and sewn to the specifications of furniture manufacturing customers for use on specific furniture frames.

Through our Read Window Products business, the upholstery segment also markets a variety of window treatment products and installation services for customers in the hospitality and commercial industries. These products include roller and solar shades, drapery, roman shades and top treatments, hardware products, and soft goods such as duvet covers, bed skirts, bolsters and pillows.