06 / VEHICLE-SPECIFIC SHADES

Shades built around the vehicle.

These are the shade families in production now: full-cabin privacy sets, side-window roller shades and sunroof shades. Each one is developed against a target vehicle and confirmed on that vehicle before sampling.

Minimum order

100 pieces / style

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Vehicle names identify development targets only. Fitment on a named vehicle is established by the approved sample on that vehicle, not by this page.

Full-cabin privacy set

Multi-panel set covering the windscreen, side windows and tailgate. Silver-thread fabric with a microfibre-look binding, carbon-steel frame and microfibre pull loops.

Sunroof shade pair

Two-panel roof shade sized to the glass opening. Polyester face with a memory-steel perimeter so the panel holds its shape after folding.

Mesh side-window set

Woven mesh panels for side glazing. One-way visibility, airflow through the weave and a darker interior finish.

Fold-flat pair

Light-coloured fold-flat panels with a soft binding. Suited to interiors where the shade should read as part of the trim.

Shade set with storage pouch

Two-tone panel set supplied with a zip pouch, so the shade can be stowed in the vehicle when not in use.

Tailgate / trunk cover

Double-layer cover for the tailgate glass and luggage area. Blocks prying eyes and slows sun ageing of items left in the back.

05 / MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION

The layers behind the shade.

Sunshade performance comes from the stack: the face fabric, the reflective or heat-absorbing layer, the backing and the edge construction. We agree the stack with you before sampling.

Four sunshade fabric samples showing heat-absorbing, silver-coated cooling, light-blocking and silver reflective faces — Fabric stack samples · heat-absorbing, silver-coated cooling, light-blocking and silver reflective faces.

Macro view of the woven mesh used in side-window shades — Mesh macro · weave density sets the trade-off between airflow and privacy.

Macro view of black mesh fabric — Black mesh macro · one-way visibility with a darker interior finish.

Sunshade roller cassette and pull-handle components — Cassette product view · alloy housing, spring mechanism and pull handle for stow-free side shades.

Material references, UPF and light-blocking figures are confirmed against a tested sample for your project. They are not a blanket specification across all styles.

07 / INSTALLATION

No adhesive. No drilling.

Shades in this range locate on the vehicle's own trim and glass channels. Installation and removal are shown below on the actual vehicles used for development.

Windshield shade installed behind the sun visor — Front screen · hung on the visor line with the pull handle within reach.

Hand pulling the roller rail above the front doors — Roller rail · the rail locates in the roof trim above the door frame.

Close-up of the ABS pull handle on the windshield shade — Pull handle · ABS handle keeps the screen reachable without leaning over.

Windshield shade stowed in its cassette — Stowed · the screen rolls back into the housing and stays in the vehicle.

Mesh side-window shade fitted to an open door — Side window · mesh panel seated in the window aperture.

Interior view with shades fitted around the cabin — Cabin view · full set fitted with the trim left unmodified.

Sunroof shade fitted below the glass roof — Sunroof · panel fitted below the glass roof without tools.

Trunk cover fitted in the luggage area of an SUV — Trunk cover · covers the luggage area and tailgate glass.

These photographs show the development vehicles used for the referenced projects. Confirm the exact fitment for your model by sample, not by photo.

Side-window roller shades

A stow-free roller for the side windows: the cassette holds the panel on a spring core, so the shade lifts and lowers without being taken out and stored. The L-profile frame is developed in-house.

Side-window roller shade with its cassette, shown on a plain background — Side-window roller · cassette, spring core and L-profile frame. Final geometry follows the approved sample.

08 / SUNROOF ROLLER SHADES

Sunroof roller shades in production.

Two material directions run side by side: a general push-pull roller series across several models, and an original-fit series using nano ice-silk on an alloy frame.

Push-pull roller series: Clip-on roller shade for the glass roof. Sun blocking, thermal insulation and UV protection, installed without adhesive.
Original-fit series: Nano ice-silk face on an alloy frame, UPF 90+, following the original roof curve. The metal frame holds its shape rather than sagging.
Quiet mechanism: Spring-loaded cassette with a soft-wrapped core so the shade travels without rattle.
Push handle: Skin-friendly push handle in a recyclable material, sized for one-handed operation.

Vehicle names identify build targets. Fitment on a named vehicle is confirmed by the approved sample, not by this page.

Roller sunroof shade deployed in a vehicle interior — Sunroof roller · push-pull shade tracking the original roof curve.

100 pieces / style

What would you like to make?

Send a vehicle model, product reference or drawing. A clear brief is enough to start the conversation.

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