Fred Krieger Fabrics

Three Generations of Textile Expertise

For three generations, theaters, sewing rooms, and specifiers across North America have trusted us, project after project.

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From the archive

1979

Fred Krieger & Co. founded

3

Generations family-run

NFPA 701

Certified fabrics

Zero-day

Lead times on stocked fabrics

Our Heritage

Four Decades Under One Name

1950s

Into the Trade

Fred Krieger enters the textile business, co-founding M. H. Lazarus & Co. (Lazarus Fabrics) with a strong work ethic and an entrepreneurial spirit.

1979

Fred Krieger & Co.

Fred starts a company under his own name, serving the theatrical industry with innovative textiles that become widely used in theaters across the nation.

1983

The Second Generation

Fred's son Dan Krieger joins the business after earning his MBA from NYU. Dan leads the company today, upholding his father's honest and caring business ethic.

Today

Krieger Textiles

The family expands Fred Krieger Fabrics into Krieger Textiles, broadening into new industries beyond the stage, with more family members carrying the tradition forward.

How We Work

Spec, sample, quote, cut, delivery. No fabric is cut before you've approved it.

1. Spec

Send us your dimensions — track length, finished drop, fullness, fabric, and any code requirements. Rough numbers are fine to start; we confirm everything before cutting.

2. Sample

We ship physical swatches so you can check color, weight, and hand under your own lighting. Stage light and hospital fluorescents flatter fabric very differently.

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3. Quote

You get an itemized quote — fabric, any make-up, and shipping — with the current lead time stated up front.

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4. Cut to order

We'll send full rolls, or cut to the exact length you need.

5. Delivery

Your order ships nationwide with its flame-certification paperwork included — documentation for your fire marshal, not just our word.

Who We Serve

Folded stacks of upholstery-weight fabric in deep stage colors

Theaters, Schools & Production Companies

  • IFR and FR velours and dimouts, tested to NFPA 701 and California fire code
  • Acoustic performance tested, for the rooms where sound quality counts
  • Full certification paperwork included for your fire marshal
  • Fabrics kept in stock, so there's no lead time when you're ready to order
Explore Theatrical Curtains
Columns of cream open-mesh cubicle-curtain fabric

Hospitals & Clinics

  • Mesh tops that keep sprinkler coverage and airflow above the curtain line
  • Antimicrobial and fluid-resistant finishes for patient areas
  • Fabrics selected to stand up to repeated commercial laundering
  • Cut to your track layout and ceiling heights
Explore Cubicle Curtains
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Contractors & Facility Managers

  • One supplier for both the auditorium and the exam room
  • Spec sheets and flammability documentation on every product
  • Replacement fabric or finished panels to match existing sizes and tracks
  • Volume quotes for multi-room and multi-site projects
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Our Story

Fred Krieger entered the textile business in the 1950s and, in 1979, put his own name on the door — Fred Krieger & Co., supplying innovative textiles to the theatrical industry that became widely used in theaters across the nation. His son Dan joined in 1983 and leads the family company today, upholding the honest, caring business ethic it was built on.

Two Rooms, One Standard

Stage velours and cubicle fabrics are held to the same bar: tested flame performance and construction that survives daily use.

Safety on Paper

NFPA 701 documentation ships with the fabric. Your fire marshal and facilities team get the certificates, not just assurances.

Cut to Your Order

Order fabric by the bolt or cut to length — and when you need finished panels, we make them up to your dimensions: drop, fullness, mesh height. Stock sizes are a convenience, not a limit.

Sustainability Woven In

Recycled fibers — including polyester from plastic bottles — and many fabrics made in the USA. Read more

Ready to Spec Your Curtains?

Browse both collections, order a swatch, or send us your dimensions — we'll take it from spec to delivery.