While NeoCon may not necessarily agree, the HiP Awards concur that “Best in Show” is Best in Show.

How could you resist a collection that outfits a Corgi in a cravat? a Boxer in brushed canvas?

The answer is that you can’t. HBF Textiles is betting on classic appeal and meticulous grooming to get the word out about Best in Show, which not only reprises the enduring Brushed Canvas pattern but also adds a dashing duo to the mix, appropriately dubbed “Perrito” and “Haberdash”.

Modeled above by this toothsome Terrier, Perrito is a time-tested pattern in a Glen Plaid and nine new colorways, “forward-thinkiing with visual interest to ensure longevity of style.”

Haberdash, above on our Corgi friend and below, offers a sophisticated look that hearkens back to finely tailored suits. Haberdash offers seven colorways with dual boucles in a heathered fabric that’s both handsome and durable.

Brushed Canvas is another high-performer that looks good doing it—and dates back to 2015. Designed by HBF partner Erin Ruby, Brushed Canvas celebrates its 10th anniversary with 13 new colors in a soft two-tone yarn: “A true best-in-class textile that anchors any design palette with sophistication and enduring charm.​ “

All of these textiles look great, but you really should indulge all the senses and explore them in person: At Design Days, Fulton Market in the Allsteel | Gunlocke Showroom, 345 N Morgan St, Floor 3.

For more trend-setting textiles from the show see Fractals!.