Headliner
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For the main performer at a concert, see Headliner (concert). For the television programme produced by Radio Television Hong Kong, see Headliner (show)
A headliner is the fabric covering of the interior of an automobile's roof. It is normally made of lightweight fabric and may have an inner framework of stiff wire or a cardboard backing for stiffness. Headliners are normally made from a light-colored fabric. Because of its light-duty fabric, the headliner often wears out before other parts of the car's interior and needs replacing.
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