Waterproof Fabric - Outdoor

The base fabric is the Waterproof - Outdoor Fabric, a technical fabric composed of 100% polyester with a weight of 200 gr/m2 and a width of 150 cm. The fabric has characteristics such as impermeability and a granular and rough texture, which gives it an opaque visual appearance that is ideal for use in applications such as fashion (raincoats, anoraks), outdoor decoration (cushions, awnings) and home textiles (dining tablecloths). In addition, the fabric is printed with a single-sided digital textile print design, reflecting the drawn style and dye stains typical of the watercolor technique. The main colors of the design are multicolored, allowing it to be combined with solid shades of blue, green, and brown.

The Waterproof - Outdoor Fabric with its printed design conveys a fresh and youthful image perfect for summer. The watercolor technique is evident in the created design, giving it a light and cheerful air, while offering a sense of complexity through the drawn details that compose it. The printed design is presented on only one side of the fabric, which means that the details of the design can only be appreciated from this side. The fabric, as well as its design, are water-resistant, making them ideal for outdoor uses. The granular and rough finish of the fabric, along with the waterproofing, prevents water from accumulating on the surface, allowing for quick drying.

The general characteristics of the fabric and its design complement each other favorably, creating a quality and resistant product. The fabric is tear-resistant and durable, while the design remains unaltered after washing, ensuring its longevity. The fabric is ideal for use in fashion, decoration, and home textiles, thanks to its composition.

Regarding care, the fabric should not be bleached, dry cleaned, ironed at cool temperatures, or tumble dried, in order to maintain its quality and reduce deterioration.

The printing technology used in the manufacture of the Waterproof - Outdoor Fabric is sublimation, a technique that, in summary, consists of transferring an image from special paper to the fabric through a heating process that allows the ink to adhere permanently and durably. This technique is especially effective in printing polyester fabrics, as is the case with this fabric.