Water-Repellent Antibacterial Fabric - Tromso

The Tromso Antibacterial Hydrophobic Fabric features a fascinating design that combines elements of nature such as cats and bats, along with fantasies like witches and ghosts, all in a color palette dominated by deep sienna brown, night black, and jam purple. This visual ensemble invites a playful and enigmatic atmosphere, ideal for unique decorations and accessories. The fabric is printed with the design stamped on one side using digital textile printing, thus ensuring exceptional image quality and a vibrant presentation.

The fabric is characterized by its impermeability and antibacterial finish, making it an exceptional choice for a variety of applications. Its rough texture adds a handmade and robust look, while its 100% polyester composition guarantees durability and wear resistance. The possibilities for use are wide, ranging from interior decoration, such as tablecloths, cushions, and shower curtains, to fashion garments such as jackets and backpacks. It is also perfectly suitable for outdoor use, adapting perfectly to the creation of sun loungers and decorative patio elements. The timelessness of the design allows this fabric to be used in various seasons, offering a style that endures over time.

Regarding care, it is essential to follow specific recommendations to ensure the longevity of the fabric. Bleaching should be avoided, and the washing temperature should be kept at a maximum of 60ºC. Although dry cleaning is allowed, care must be taken when choosing products, avoiding trichloroethylene. For ironing, it is suggested to use a warm temperature and never use a tumble dryer, as this could damage the fabric.

Finally, the printing technology used for this fabric is sublimation on polyester, a process that allows the design to penetrate the fibers of the fabric, ensuring a more durable and high-quality print. This technique not only enhances the vibrancy of the colors but also gives the fabric superior resistance to fading and wear, ensuring that the design looks vibrant even with continuous use.