Waterproof Fabric - Outdoor

The base fabric of this textile is the Waterproof - Outdoor Fabric, a technical fabric made of 100% polyester with a weight of 200 gr/m2 and a width of 150 cm. Its plain printed color is Iris Purple, with the following CMYK ink values: 84 Cyan, 95 Magenta, 10 Yellow, and 2 Black. This color is a dark and deep shade of violet, resembling the flower of the same name and evoking mystery, elegance, and creativity. Combined with other colors such as white, gray, black, olive green, or gold, it creates contrasting or harmonious color palettes, depending on the desired effect.

It is important to note that the fabric is printed with the plain color on one side using digital textile printing, which means that the color is printed on the surface of the fabric; it is not a fiber dye. This technology allows for high definition and quality printing, as well as a greater diversity of designs and customizations.

Among the general characteristics of the base fabric, its impermeability stands out, making it ideal for garments and accessories intended for outdoor use, and its granular and rough texture gives it a resistant and technical appearance. On the other hand, the plain printed color provides opacity and depth of tone, and can present different textures depending on the printed design.

Regarding the applications and uses of this fabric, it can be found in fashion garments for men and women, such as trench coats or raincoats, as well as decorative elements such as cushions or outdoor awnings. It can also be used in textile environments such as tablecloths for dining rooms. Its resistance and functionality make it especially suitable for garments and items intended for sports and outdoor activities.

It is important to consider the specific care instructions for this fabric, which include avoiding bleaching, not dry cleaning, ironing at low temperatures, and not tumble drying, to maintain its properties and characteristics.

Regarding printing technology, sublimation consists of transferring ink through heat and pressure, so that it becomes gas and adheres to the fabric fibers, creating a stamped surface resistant to washing and friction. This printing process offers the possibility of printing high-definition designs with a wide variety of colors and effects.