Mamagreen Materials
Use this page to view larger MAMAGREEN material and fabric swatches and compare the available options more easily. You’ll also find a brief overview of each category to help explain the differences.
If you'd like to compare this page with the manufacturer’s own overview, you can also visit MAMAGREEN’s materials page.
Actual colors and textures may vary based on lighting, screen settings, and the natural variation of the material itself.
Outdoor Cushions
MAMAGREEN’s outdoor cushion fabrics are organized by grade, with each group offering a different look, texture, and application. The current lineup includes Grade A Performance, Grade B Signature, Grade C Sailcloth, Grade D Ottoman, and Grade E Luxury textiles.
Across these categories, MAMAGREEN uses high-performance outdoor fabrics designed for durability, comfort, and long-term outdoor use. For related background, see our outdoor fabric and sling mesh guide.
What Wyzenbeek & Martindale Mean
Wyzenbeek and Martindale are lab tests that rub fabric repeatedly until it shows wear. They’re simply ways to compare how tough different textiles are.
Wyzenbeek results are listed as double rubs. Martindale results are shown as cycles. The tests use different motions, so the numbers don’t translate directly to each other, but in both cases a higher score means better abrasion resistance.
As an easy reference, fabrics around 15,000 Wyzenbeek / 20,000 Martindale are usually fine for lighter-use seating. Once you’re in the 30,000 Wyzenbeek / 40,000 Martindale range and above, you’re looking at options built for heavier, more frequent use.
These ratings focus on wear from rubbing only. They don’t capture everything that matters outdoors, like UV performance, cleanability, or how the fabric handles moisture and stains, so it’s best to see them as one useful data point rather than the whole story.
Grade A | Performance
Performance textiles are practical, durable outdoor fabrics intended for cushion use and other mixed applications. They are a good starting point for shoppers who want reliable outdoor performance with a straightforward look and feel.
C85B
C138
Martindale - 20,000 cycles
C98
Martindale - 20,000 cycles
C96
Martindale - 20,000 cycles
WP
C137
Martindale - 20,000 cycles
WP
C59
Wyzenbeek - 36,000 double rubs
C48
Wyzenbeek - 45,000 double rubs
C54
Wyzenbeek - 45,000 double rubs
C52
Wyzenbeek - 45,000 double rubs
C78
Wyzenbeek - 45,000 double rubs
C100
Wyzenbeek - 45,000 double rubs
C50
Wyzenbeek - 45,000 double rubs
C53
Wyzenbeek - 45,000 double rubs
C49
Wyzenbeek - 45,000 double rubs
Grade B | Signature
Signature textiles expand the range with more decorative and design-driven options. They add more character and visual variety while still maintaining the outdoor durability expected for cushion fabrics.
C120
Martindale - 18,000 cycles
C119
Martindale - 18,000 cycles
C139
Martindale - 20,000 cycles
C136
Martindale - 25,000 cycles
C109
Wyzenbeek - 50,000 double rubs
C114
Wyzenbeek - 50,000 double rubs
Grade C | Sailcloth
Sailcloth textiles offer a more tailored, refined look and are used across cushions and upholstered frames. They are a strong choice when you want a cleaner finish with a more elevated fabric character.
C115
Wyzenbeek - 85,000 double rubs
C70
Wyzenbeek - 85,000 double rubs
C60
Wyzenbeek - 85,000 double rubs
C69
Wyzenbeek - 85,000 double rubs
Grade D | Ottoman
Ottoman textiles are intended for specific cushion applications where a distinct texture or construction is part of the design. This group helps round out the collection with options that feel more specialized than the core cushion grades.
C117
Martindale - 60,000 cycles
C118
Martindale - 60,000 cycles
Grade E | Luxury
Luxury textiles bring the richest textures and most elevated surface character in the cushion lineup. These fabrics are best suited to shoppers who want a more premium look and a softer, more refined finish.
C131
Martindale - 18,000 cycles
Soft Touch Boucle
C130
Martindale - 18,000 cycles
Soft Touch Boucle
C122
Martindale - 18,000 cycles
Soft Touch Boucle
C123
Martindale - 18,000 cycles
Soft Touch Boucle
C144
Martindale - 20,000 cycles
Heavy Boucle
C145
Martindale - 20,000 cycles
Heavy Boucle
C134
Martindale - 30,000 cycles
Velour
C133
Martindale - 30,000 cycles
Velour
C132
Martindale - 30,000 cycles
Velour
C124
Martindale - 30,000 cycles
Velour
C128
Wyzenbeek - 50,000 double rubs
Deco
C127
Wyzenbeek - 50,000 double rubs
Deco
Slings
MAMAGREEN’s sling options include regular sling, soft touch sling, stripes sling, and luxury sling. The performance story stays consistent, but the feel and visual character vary from one group to the next.
This section also connects naturally with our fabric and sling care guide.
Regular Sling
Regular sling is the most direct expression of performance mesh seating in the lineup. It is breathable, durable, and easy to care for, which makes it a strong choice for minimalist outdoor seating.
S05
S04
S02
S01
S28
S13
Soft Touch Sling
Soft touch sling is intended for sling and padded sling applications where a gentler hand matters. It keeps the easy-care nature of sling seating, but feels softer and more refined.
S32
S31
S30
S29
Stripes Sling
Stripes sling adds a more graphic look through pattern. It is a simple way to bring more personality to a frame without changing the overall shape of the furniture.
S24
S21
S23
Luxury Sling
Luxury sling has a fuller visual presence and a heavier construction than more standard sling options. It still offers the low-maintenance appeal of sling seating, but feels richer and more substantial.
S25
Faux Leather
MAMAGREEN’s faux leather offers a cleaner, more tailored finish than woven or fabric-forward surfaces. It is a strong choice for outdoor pieces that lean more architectural or upholstered in appearance.
U33
U34
U40
Rope Weaving
MAMAGREEN’s rope weaving is available in both flat rope and round rope constructions. Each one brings a different texture and visual weight to the frame while maintaining the open, breathable character that makes rope such a distinctive outdoor material.
Compared with denser woven surfaces, rope weaving usually feels lighter and more architectural. It adds texture and line without making a piece feel visually heavy.
Flat Rope
Flat rope creates a broader, more structured woven surface. It tends to look cleaner and more graphic, which makes it a strong fit for furniture with a tailored, contemporary silhouette.
W59
W57
W56
W55
W58
W54
Round Rope
Round rope has a more dimensional and tactile look. It gives the weave added depth and softness, which can make the furniture feel a little more relaxed and expressive.
W45
W44
W24
W23
W22
W20
W33
W36
Fiber Weaving / Wicker
This category includes Viennese wicker, small braid, flat patterns and round open weave. Each weave creates a different visual effect, even when the base material is similar.
For a broader look at the brand, visit the MAMAGREEN collection.
Viennese Wicker
Viennese wicker brings in a cane-inspired visual reference, which gives it a lighter and slightly more decorative character.
W52
W53
Small Braid
Small braid creates a tighter, more detailed surface texture. It reads subtly from a distance, but up close it adds a strong sense of finish and craftsmanship.
W41
W42
W43
Flat Patterns
Flat pattern weaving has a more graphic and structured look than rounder or looser woven surfaces. It works especially well when you want texture without losing a tailored feel.
W35
W49
W50
W51
W38
Round Open Weave
Round open weave feels more breathable and relaxed. Because the pattern is more open, the frame stays visually present and the overall piece can feel lighter.
W09
W13
W14
W10
Braiding
MAMAGREEN’s braiding has more body than a flat woven strand, which gives it a softer and more dimensional look on the frame.
That added volume is what makes braiding distinct. It softens the look of a frame while still adding texture.
B01
B02
B03
Webbing
MAMAGREEN webbing is a durable structural weaving option that brings a clean, disciplined look to outdoor furniture. It works especially well on pieces where the frame line is part of the appeal.
W21
W11
W12
Powder-Coating
Powder-coating is one of the most important finish categories for shoppers comparing frame color and durability. MAMAGREEN separates this category into premium powder-coating and standard powder-coating, with the standard range further divided into classic and creative colors.
For related maintenance guidance, see our metal furniture care guide.
Premium Powder-Coating
Premium powder-coat colors are the ultra-durable finish options in the lineup. If long-term performance is the priority, this is usually the best place to start.
F50
F69
F92
F49
F71
F77
Standard Powder-Coating
Standard powder-coating offers a broader decorative range for general outdoor use. Within this group, MAMAGREEN organizes colors into classic and creative palettes so shoppers can choose between more understated neutrals and more expressive accent tones.
Classic Colors
Classic colors are the more restrained side of the standard powder-coating range. They are well suited to shoppers looking for versatile frame finishes that work easily across different materials and settings.
F03
F05
F07
F09
F101
Creative Colors
Creative colors bring a more playful and design-forward look to the frame. They are a good fit when the goal is to make the finish more visible as part of the overall personality of the piece.
F98
F96
F102
F95
High-Pressure Laminate (HPL)
MAMAGREEN’s HPL surfaces are offered in stone effect, solid, and wood effect looks. They are a practical choice for outdoor tabletops, especially when a clean, consistent finish is part of the design goal.
This section pairs naturally with outdoor dining furniture.
T61
T62
T38
T39
T37
T54
T80
Sintered Stone
MAMAGREEN’s sintered stone offers a premium surface look with strong outdoor performance, but it should still be handled with care.
For broader upkeep guidance, see our outdoor furniture materials care guide.
T86
T85
T81
Teak
MAMAGREEN’s teak options are currently presented as Premium Teak, Recycled Teak, Drift-Look Teak, and Teak Finish. Each one offers a different expression of natural wood, from cleaner and more refined surfaces to more weathered and character-rich looks.
MAMAGREEN also highlights the use of certified legal Indonesian teak. SVLK certification refers to Indonesia’s timber legality verification system, which is intended to confirm legal sourcing and traceability through the wood supply chain. For more on the brand’s wood story, you can also visit MAMAGREEN’s teak page or see our teak care guide.
Premium Teak
Premium teak is the cleanest and most classic teak expression in the lineup. It shows natural grain and tonal variation and will gradually develop a silver-gray patina outdoors over time.
T24
Recycled Teak
Recycled teak is defined by its visible history and material character. Natural markings, tonal variation, and signs of previous use help give each piece a more distinctive, one-of-a-kind look.
T30
T31
Drift-Look Teak
Drift-look teak has a more weathered and textured appearance. It brings a softer, more time-worn look to the furniture while still keeping the warmth and depth of real teak.
T36
Teak Finish
Teak finish options allow the same material to take on a different overall tone or surface effect. This section is useful for shoppers who want the character of teak but prefer a more specific finished look.
F108
T94
Only available in brushed teak
F107
Only available in brushed teak
Frame Recommendations by Environment
Decor Outdoor guidance: This section is intended to help shoppers think through how different outdoor environments can affect long-term material performance. While MAMAGREEN's materials and finishes are designed for outdoor use, the right choice still depends on how much exposure your furniture will face and how it will be maintained over time.
Covered Outdoor
Covered outdoor spaces are usually the most forgiving, but materials still perform best when they are kept clean and allowed to dry properly. Teak and premium outdoor metal finishes are both strong choices here.
Practical tip: avoid leaving furniture covered while damp for long periods, and clean fabrics, frames, and tabletops regularly to help preserve their appearance over time.
Open Outdoor
In fully exposed settings, sun, rain, debris, and changing temperatures place more demands on every surface. Teak and ultra-durable metal finishes remain strong choices, but maintenance becomes more important and protective covers are most effective when used correctly.
Practical tip: in windy areas, heavier furniture often performs better, and covers should not be left on furniture that is dirty or wet for extended periods.
Poolside
Poolside spaces add moisture and chemical exposure, so quick-drying materials and more corrosion-resistant frame options become especially important. Sling seating, teak, and premium outdoor metal finishes are often practical choices in these areas.
Practical tip: regular rinsing and cleaning can help reduce buildup from chlorine, salt, and other residues that may collect over time.
Marine or Coastal
Coastal environments tend to be the most demanding because of salt air, wind, and constant exposure. In these settings, teak and the most durable outdoor metal finishes are usually the best place to start.
Practical tip: frequent cleaning is essential in salt air environments, and storing cushions indoors when possible will help extend their life and appearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between waterproof and water-repellent cushion fabrics?
Waterproof fabrics provide stronger moisture protection, while water-repellent fabrics tend to feel softer and more breathable in everyday use.
Does MAMAGREEN teak turn gray over time?
Yes. Like many natural teak surfaces, it gradually develops a silver-gray patina outdoors as part of its normal aging process.
What's the difference between rope weaving, wicker, braiding, and webbing?
Each one creates a different visual effect and feel. Rope weaving tends to look lighter and more open, wicker offers a broader woven look, braiding adds more body, and webbing feels cleaner and more architectural.
Is powder-coating just about color?
No. Finish texture, durability level, and the environment where the furniture will be used all matter, especially in more demanding outdoor settings.
What do Wyzenbeek and Martindale scores mean?
Wyzenbeek and Martindale are abrasion-resistance tests used to show how well a fabric holds up to repeated rubbing. Wyzenbeek is usually listed in double rubs, while Martindale is shown in cycles. In general, higher numbers indicate greater abrasion resistance, but these tests measure wear only and do not represent every aspect of outdoor performance.