Courtney gave you a good site but I fear it's in a really bad place and maybe too far gone. Hopefully you know the manufacturer and can get the material
One idea to try to extend the life of the furniture to weave long strips of narrow polypropylene webbing through the damaged areas. A large eyed blunt needle, such as a tapestry, or yarn needle, is needed to get under the tight existing weaves and to pull the replacement webbing through.
This link will give you and idea about what types of webbing are available.
Someone was throwing this table out the other day. It had a few coffee stains and was a little worn down, but overall in good shape. I just started sanding it and rea...
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Here's a good tutorial for how to repair them: https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-repair-your-resin-wicker-outdoor-furniture
Check out this site... it has lots of info on repair:
https://www.wickerliving.com/blog/10-steps-to-repair-missing-or-damaged-wicker-furniture-reed/
Courtney gave you a good site but I fear it's in a really bad place and maybe too far gone. Hopefully you know the manufacturer and can get the material
One idea to try to extend the life of the furniture to weave long strips of narrow polypropylene webbing through the damaged areas. A large eyed blunt needle, such as a tapestry, or yarn needle, is needed to get under the tight existing weaves and to pull the replacement webbing through.
This link will give you and idea about what types of webbing are available.
https://www.strapworks.com/Webbing_Strapping_Narrow_Fabrics_s/20.htm
Other sources that sell webbing by the yard/meter off the roll are hardware/marine stores and outdoor sports/climbing shops.
You can order plastic weave to replace the damaged areas.