Hiksuky Suede Auto Headliner Fabric 54" L × 60" W with Foam Backing - Black Interior Replacement Material for Car/Truck/SUV/RV Roof, Tube Packaging - Home Repair/DIY Headliner Material

Great material, very easy to work with. Looks great in the truck!

Great fabric, soft and really nice looking, I did a few headliners and this makes a huge difference in the interior of the car, it is a job though, lots of stuff to remove depending on the vehicle, but well worth the effort if you don’t want to spend $100’s to get it done.

Worked perfectly. Not too thick, not too thin, it can stretch a bit so it’s easier to apply. But it can wrinkle if you’re not careful

It looks good. I'm not necessarily sure what I was expecting, but this wasnt really it. I'm not taking stars away because maybe it was my expectations that leave me feeling disappointed. Here are my issues: The images made it seem like it was plush and has a nice plush finish......it doesn't. The product is pretty thin overall and the finish itself is minimal. It doesn't feel as luxurious as I had hoped, that being said, it still looks much better than my original headliner. Take that with a grain of salt, because this was my first headliner and I just had a different vision of what it would look like as a finished product. Time will tell as to how long it'll last. P.S.: word to the wise, grab an extra bottle of adhesive. I went through 3 full cans on a crew cab truck, the spray adhesive goes quick, save yourself the time and grab an extra can, worst case return it if it's not needed.

Replaced my old boring factory grey headliner in my 2018 GMC Sierra with this item. Arrived on time and in great condition. The color was perfect, it looks and feels like suede(as it should). Easy to work with and a nice thicker upgrade compared to the factory headliner material. I used a light coat of 3m adhesive spray and stuck like a charm. No bleed throughs, wrinkles, or bubbles.

Very nice material good adhesion when used with 3m headliner. It did crease but it set up too fast. cuts easy with razor blades seems durable

Headliner fabric can completely change how the interior feels, especially if the original material is sagging, stained, or just looks tired. What makes this one appealing is the suede-style finish because it gives the interior a more upscale custom look compared to standard plain headliner fabric. The foam backing is important too, and tube packaging is a nice detail because folded fabric can be a headache when you are trying to lay everything down smoothly. Good choice if you want to refresh a roof liner and make the cabin feel newer or more customized. Pros: ✅ Suede-style finish gives a more premium look ✅ Foam backing makes it practical for headliner use ✅ Good for custom interior refresh projects ✅ Tube packaging is a smart touch Cons: ⚠️ Headliner jobs take patience and prep ⚠️ Final result depends heavily on adhesive and installation technique Overall, this looks like a strong option for a DIY headliner redo.

Suede fabric was great and easy to work with. Best part about it was it was shipped in a roll and not folded. Highly recommend!!!!!

I have used this material to cover a floor I made for the boot of my car. It not only looks great but was easy to stretch into the curves and edges of the board. Very good quality material.

Looks and feels great. Easy to work with, packaging was nice and secure. Fantastic for my car rebuild.

Not bad

Quality is good, you need to buy the fabric glue, i bought gorilla glue spray and it worked like a charm, its easy to work with, but also thick and feels soft to the touch

Plenty of fabric for the price, and seems to be of decent quality. I was hoping to use this as a foam backing for a motorcycle seat cover and it didn't work the best, foam is just not thick enough to give the diamonds I stitched in a 'padded' look. For anyone thinking of buying for the same purpose, I'd recommend using actual scrim foam.