Laminated

A multi-layer fabric created by bonding a protective film or coating to enhance durability and performance.

Laminated fabric is a composite textile formed by bonding a protective layer such as polyurethane (PU), polyethylene, or PVC to the surface of a base fabric. This lamination process enhances the manterial's strength, water resistance, and structural stability without sacrificing comfort or flexibility. The base fabric can be polyester, cotton, nylon, or blends, depending on the intended use and required performance characteristics. Commonly used in rainwear, outdoor apparel, bags, medical textiles, upholstery, and industrial applications, laminated fabric offers reliable barrier properties against moisture, chemicals, and environmental exposure. Its smooth finish, easy-care nature, and enhanced durability make it suitable for both technical and everyday products. laminated textiles strike a balance between protection, longevity, and usability.

Product Features

• Protection
• Durability
• Resistance
• Structure
• Stability
• Performance