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Classic car interior with tan leather seats reupholstered by ThreadHaus Loft in San Antonio

Automotive Interiors

Custom Car Upholstery & Automotive Interiors in San Antonio

Restoring what was, refreshing what is worn, and creating interiors that feel considered from the seams out.

The Approach

The Same Hands, a Different Kind of Seat

The care I put into a dining chair or a headboard is the same care that goes into a bench seat or a door panel. Nothing here is pulled off a production line. Every interior is patterned, cut, and sewn for one vehicle, with materials chosen for how you actually drive it around San Antonio and South Central Texas.

See the rest of what I do on the services page.

What I Take On

Auto Upholstery, Piece by Piece

Some vehicles need one thing put right. Others come in for the whole interior. Both are welcome.

Seat Upholstery

Front and rear seats, bench or bucket, reupholstered one at a time or as a full set, with foam and support renewed where needed and materials chosen for how the vehicle is driven.

Door Panels & Trim

Panels, armrests, and console pieces repaired or rebuilt with clean lines and a careful fit.

Headliners

Sagging or stained headliners replaced with new automotive headliner material, with visors, pillars, and surrounding soft trim renewed where needed.

Carpet & Interior Flooring

Carpet and floor coverings cut to the vehicle, with carefully finished edges and openings.

Convertible & Soft Tops

Convertible and specialty soft tops made, replaced, or restored, including window materials, fitting, and finishing, from a single panel to a full new top.

Leather, Vinyl & Automotive Textiles

Materials selected for wear, heat, and sunlight in Texas, not just for how they look on the roll.

Stitching, Piping & Two-Tone Details

Custom stitch patterns, piping, panel inserts, and two-tone layouts worked out with you before anything is cut.

Vintage & Classic Interiors

Classic car interiors brought back with care for the original pattern, grain, and stitch spacing, or updated if you would rather make it your own.

Specialty Interior Projects

Motorcycle saddles and other one-off pieces, taken on when they are a good fit for the bench.

Brown leather car interior after a full custom upholstery rebuild

Restore or Reimagine

Faithful to the Original, or Something Entirely Yours

Some people want the interior exactly as it left the factory, down to the grain and the stitch spacing. Others want to start over: a different leather, a two-tone layout, piping that was never there. I am glad to do either, and the conversation about which one you want is part of the work.

Whichever direction you choose, you see the materials and the plan before anything is cut.

Automotive Work

Recent Automotive Projects

A few automotive projects from the bench.

Classic car interior with newly upholstered tan leather seats and hand-stitched seams
Restored truck door panel with custom leather insert and clean stitch lines
Classic car headliner rebuilt in warm tan fabric with matching pillars
Brown leather automotive interior finished with soft trim and piped edges
Custom motorcycle saddle upholstered in stitched leather
Land Rover with a newly fitted canvas soft top

The Process

How a Project Comes Together

01

Tell Me About Your Vehicle

Send photos and a few notes about what is worn, what bothers you, and how you use the vehicle.

02

Define the Look & Materials

I help you compare leather, vinyl, textiles, colors, and stitching, whether you want the original look or something new.

03

Custom Upholstery & Fabrication

I complete the agreed repairs, patterning, and upholstery here in San Antonio, with close attention from start to finish.

04

Final Details

I check the fit, seams, and trim before the interior goes back in and the vehicle goes home.

Let's Begin

Send Me Photos of Your Vehicle

A few pictures of the seats, panels, or headliner and a note about what you have in mind are enough to get started. I will follow up personally.

What Helps Me Give You an Estimate

  • Year, make, and model of the vehicle
  • Photos of each seat, front and rear, plus any door panels, headliner, or top you want done
  • Close-ups of tears, worn seams, or sagging areas
  • Whether you want the original look or something new, and any materials you have in mind

Clear photos help me understand the work, and I will let you know if I need to see the vehicle in person before quoting.