Overview
Carole Fabrics makes handcrafted, custom soft window coverings in the USA for the interior design trade. Products are built to exact specifications and ordered through CaroleNet or a support team, with a fast turnaround that often ships within 10 days. The catalog includes draperies, soft shades, decorative fabric roller shades, top treatments, over 15 header styles, multiple Roman shade options, and about 10,000 fabrics with 1,000 new options each year, plus custom pillows, trims, and drapery hardware including motorized options. It differentiates itself by combining traditional craftsmanship with modern manufacturing, offering made-to-measure products from a large, continually refreshed fabric library, and backing from Hunter Douglas for reliability and brand confidence.
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Simplify's take
What believers are saying
- October 2026 updated PowerView hardware ties Carole Fabrics to Hunter Douglas automation push.
- August 2026 Fall Collection added 560 fabrics, signaling active merchandising momentum.
- Hunter Douglas Hospitality began carrying Carole Fabrics in October 2026, widening commercial reach.
What critics are saying
- Hunter Douglas controls distribution strategy, pricing, and capital allocation from outside Augusta.
- Imported automation rivals like Lutron and Somfy squeeze margins on motorized drapery.
- If design spending weakens, Carole Fabrics loses the trade channel and factory utilization.
What makes Carole Fabrics unique
- Augusta-made custom soft window treatments anchor Carole Fabrics' made-to-specification trade model.
- CaroleNet, Hunter Douglas backing, and 2026 PowerView integration create a sticky designer workflow.
- Thousands of fabrics and 2026 launches keep its assortment broader than local workrooms.
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