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Check Al Knoch's website for reference. Also Top Flight Automotive. Have had good luck with them with other interior bits. No personal experience buying Corvette carpet.
I have an 86. With black carpet. It was faded and turning green in some locations. But otherwise in good shape with very little wear. I pulled out the seats and interior ,took out the
carpet and then resprayed it with black carpet dye. It came out great and allowed me to save several hundreds of dollars. Just giving out a possible option here.
I'll x2 what @kdf1986 said. As long as it's a solid and very common color, it's often times just easier to touch up the areas where it's faded. In my opinion though... for the floor carpets, I recommend taking them out and totally pressure washing them, and then letting them dry in the sun. After decades, it collects all kinds of dirt and dust, and it's totally worth it.
I bought all new carpets from Auto Custom Carpets. The quality is decent, but the factory Corvette C4 carpets are not the greatest. I'm really surprised honestly because there were so many other "lesser" GM cars that had significantly higher quality carpets. Maybe it was just a weight savings thing. But ACA had decent carpets for an inexpensive price. You do want to lay them out in the sun for a little bit so they become a bit more pliable when you install them.