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100% cotton/100% PVC
By combining two completely opposite materials – 100% cotton and 100% polyvinyl chloride (PVC) – the absolute perfection has been achieved for use in outdoor or exposed exterior or interior applications. We generally refer to these fabrics as PVC fabrics. Our wholesale fabrics made of 100% cotton and 100% PVC can be used anywhere in households or on company premises with frequent and fast maintenance and hygiene requirements.
Our wholesale range of printed fabrics includes 100% PVC in combination with 100% cotton canvas or 100% cotton twill (thicker, stronger). If you are unsure about the suitability of your chosen material or fabric, please contact us and we will advise you.
TWILL - PVC COATED
Cotton twill is a weave that is created by a set of oblique parallel rows running on the fabric surface from right to left, or in an opposite direction
PVC is the name for polyvinyl chloride substance. This layer of PVC is applied during production to cotton twill, therefore creating a very pleasant material that is relatively flexible, pliable and either matte or glossy. Working with PVC or laminated cotton is relatively simple and does not fray at all.
The possibilities of use are wide, especially where you want to ensure a certain degree of waterproofs, quick and easy cleaning, and at the same time great resistance to dirt. The laminated cotton is fabric for making tablecloths as well as it can also be used to sew work aprons and bibs, bags for gymnastics or snacks, cosmetic bags, waterproof hats, electronics cases and much more. It can also be used to renovate changing tables or dining chairs.
The use of PVC fabrics is really extensive. You can also find most of our laminated materials in non-laminated form, which opens up many possibilities for combining and harmonizing your interior and exterior.
Grey fabrics are neutral because they’re created by mixing two opposites: black and white. Grey fabrics are symbolic of compromise and reduce the intensity of colourful textiles in their surroundings. They look cautiously and inconspicuously. The fact that dirt is less visible on grey fabrics is also a great positive, which is why they’re often used in places with a high risk of getting dirty.