A workshop you canwalk into.
Jimmy Flex Upholstery Trading CC works out of Stall 16 at the Katutura Industrial Stalls in Komboni, by the Shoprite garages — the stall well known as Okomboni. You bring the seat, the cushion or the bakkie, and you watch the work happen.
Upholstery design unlimited: cars, lounges, headboards, tents and heavy canvas, all cut and stitched on the same machines, by the same hands.
On site
Katutura Industrial Stalls
Who you're dealing with, before you commit.
Jimmy Flex Upholstery Trading CC is an upholstery workshop at Stall 16 in the Katutura Industrial Stalls, Komboni — by the Katutura Shoprite garages, Windhoek. We rebuild what people already own: vehicle seats and interiors, lounge suites, headboards, dining chairs and heavy canvas — stripped back to the frame, repaired properly and re-covered by hand.
The business runs on three promises that appear on every job card: quality workmanship, durable materials and on-time delivery. Every piece is inspected by the client at the stall before it leaves.
- Workshop
- Stall 16, Katutura Industrial Stalls, Komboni (Okomboni)
- Services
- Vehicle interiors · Lounges · Headboards · Canvas · Industrial sewing · Frame repairs
- Turnaround
- 1 – 14 working days, confirmed in writing per job
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00 · Sat 08:00–14:00
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Katutura Industrial Stalls, Stall 16 — Komboni, next to the Katutura Shoprite (Red Cross centre), Erf 2127 (well known as Okomboni), Windhoek, Namibia
+264 81 810 8015Jimmy Flex — Upholstery Design Unlimited
Three habits that decide whether upholstery lasts.
Anyone can staple fabric over a seat. The difference is what happens underneath it.
Frame first
If the frame is loose, new fabric only hides the problem. We brace it before anything else.
Made to measure
Panels are cut for your piece — no universal covers stretched over a shape that doesn't fit.
Dated promises
Every job leaves with a written turnaround date, and we tell you early if something changes.
Four pairs of hands, one workshop.
Small enough that the owner touches every job, experienced enough to take on a full cab, a lounge suite or a run of fifty banqueting chairs.
Owner & lead upholsterer
Runs every quotation, judges every frame and signs off the finished piece. If you ask for the workshop, this is who you speak to.
Machinist & stitcher
Cuts and stitches the covers on the industrial machines — seat panels, piping, diamond stitching and contract canvas runs.
Trimmer & fitter
Shapes the foam, ties the springs and pulls the covers tight before the final inspection.
Frame & repair hand
Handles welding, re-gluing, bracing and re-stapling — the structural work that decides how long the finish lasts.
Visit Stall 16 and meet the team working on the machines.
Built one job at a time.
No franchise and no showroom — a working stall in Komboni, Katutura where the work is done in front of you.
Still the same promise
Quality workmanship, durable materials, on-time delivery.
It has been on the signage since the first stall, and it is what every job is measured against before it leaves the workshop.
Chapter 01
One machine at the stall
Jimmy Flex started with a single industrial machine at the Katutura Industrial Stalls — repairs, zips and covers for whoever walked in with a torn seat.
Chapter 02
Seats became the speciality
Word travelled through Katutura. Bakkie owners started arriving with stripped seats, and full rebuilds — frames welded, foam replaced, covers cut from scratch — became the everyday job.
Chapter 03
Lounges, headboards and dining sets
Households followed. Lounge suites were rebuilt down to bare timber, headboards were made to measure, and dining chairs and bar stools joined the same fabric runs.
Chapter 04
Canvas, contract and trade work
Heavy ripstop and PVC canvas came next: bakkie covers, tents, shade sails and repeat stitch runs for resale partners and events.
Chapter 05
Today at Stall 16
The same stall, the same machines, a bigger bench. Vehicle interiors, lounges, headboards, canvas and frame repairs all happen in one workshop, in front of the client.
On the shelf
Materials we keep at the stall.
Bring a photo, a cushion cover or the whole seat. We match colour and weight in person so there are no surprises when the job comes back.
+264 81 810 8015Five promises stitched into every job.
Quality Workmanship
Stripped to the frame, rebuilt properly — never covered up.
Professional Service
Straight answers, clear quotes and one number that always answers.
Durable Materials
Leather, velvet and heavy canvas chosen to survive Namibian conditions.
On-Time Delivery
A written turnaround date on every job we take in.
Customer Satisfaction
You inspect the work at Stall 16 before it leaves the workshop.
Come through
Stall 16, in Komboni by the Katutura Shoprite garages.
Open Monday to Friday 08:00–18:00 and Saturday until 14:00. WhatsApp first if you want to be sure someone is at the machine.