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Published: May 8, 2024
Updated: October 1, 2025

Headliner Essentials
So, what exactly is a headliner? In the realm of vehicle interiors, it's the stylish material present on the ceiling, providing more than just aesthetic appeal. Beyond covering bare metal with color-coordinated soft fabric, headliners offer crucial functions. They act as insulation against heat and noise, while also sometimes concealing wirings and hardware for various electrical components, antennas, and other accessories. Typically, a headliner comprises multiple layers, often including polyurethane foam sprayed or glued onto a headliner board that attaches to the roof's interior. This construction not only adds a soft touch but also enhances insulation, making your ride quieter and more comfortable.
Liberty, Performance, & Suede
Now, let's talk options! Albright's Supply proudly offers a range of automotive headliner materials to suit every taste and requirement.


Bow Headliner (Photo Credits: ISP West Parts & Restoration)
Bow Style Headliners
Bow Style Headliners are featured in older cars, typically from the 1960s and earlier. These vintage-style headliners hang from bows running across the car via looped pockets or listings and are typically made from a lightweight vinyl material.
Vinyl Headliner Material
Thin, lightweight, and designed specifically for crafting bow style headliners, our vinyl headliner material comes in six distinct patterns, including Premier Perf (also known as "Snake Bites"), Crater, and Tier. Available in classic Black and White, our vinyl headliner materials cater to all your restoration needs.
Whether you're restoring a classic beauty or customizing a modern ride, Albright's Supply offers a diverse range of headliner materials to suit your preferences.
