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Get your technical fabric printed online. Browse the selection of unique technical fabrics, that can be customised by you online. From Lycra to Neoprene, there is a fabric for everyone and every project.
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2 layers of fabric bonded, stylish, smooth face, soft, brushed back, 350gsm, breathable, elegant drape, pliable.
View all Soft Shell Jersey Soft Shell Jersey
Slinky, form-fitting, 210gsm, soft, stretchy, matt, opaque, smooth and slippy, 4-way stretch, supportive.
View all Slinky Lycra Matt Slinky Lycra Matt
Heavy weight, 290gsm, spun yarns, solid fabric, highly flexible, stretchy, excellent recovery, textured, crepe face, 4-way stretch
View all Scuba Crepe Scuba Crepe
Heavy weight, weft knitted, 275gsm, solid, poly-blend, 4-way stretch, soft, matt, opaque, smooth face.
View all Scuba Scuba
Waterproof, non-fray, matt, stiff, square grid weave, poly blend, tight, closed construct, solid, transparent, 65gsm.
View all Ripstop Ripstop
Heavy weight, 1000gsm, knitted poly face, black neoprene backing, tight knit, solid, black out, soft, spongy, flexible.
View all Neoprene Neoprene
85:15 polyester: elastane ratio, soft, shiny face, 4-way stretch, retains shape, highly flexible, moisture wicking, solid, strong.
View all Lycra Soft Sheen Lycra Soft Sheen
90% / 10% polyester: elastane ratio, soft, elastic, good drape, smooth, matt, subtle sheen, 140gsm.
View all Lycra Matt Lycra Matt
Thick and durable Lycra 92% / 8% polyester: elastane ration, bacteria resistant, basic UV protection, heavy weight, soft.
View all Lycra Heavy Matt Lycra Heavy Matt
Plain weave, poly, produces excellent colour and detail, no fray, waterproof, very thin, 120gsm, solid, tight, durable.
View all Linden Waterproof Linden Waterproof
Poly-based, fray resistant, power mesh, open construct design, lightweight, 60gsm, 4-way stretch, highly flexible, soft.
View all Florence Net Florence Net
Very lightweight, 70gsm, tough and durable, flexible, poly-based, tightly woven, waterproof, perfect for umbrellas.
View all Ella Waterproof Ella Waterproof
Practical and functional, water resistant, quick dry, 100% breathable, 155gsm, allows perspiration to evaporate.
View all Breathable Waterproof Breathable Waterproof
Pique knit, unique holes, woven poly-blend, soft, 140gsm, breathable and easy to move in, air flows through.
View all Airflow Light Sports Stretch Airflow Light Sports Stretch
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Find out moreThere are many kinds of technical fabric available on the market. They are used in everything from sportswear, to even sleepwear. A technical fabric is a material that provides some kind of function and benefit. Primarily, these materials were produced for non-aesthetic purposes, where function was the main criteria. However, as fabric technology continues to grow, finding technical fabrics that are both functional and stylish are now far easier to come by.
Every technical fabric is manufactured in their own unique way. Technical expertise, wide ranges of fibres, fabric performance and techniques are explored to create the most proficient and useful materials available. Some common types of technical materials can include:
Technical fabrics can range from protective clothing, to medical textiles, to sportswear and even spacesuits. The purpose of these materials is always to provide a function to the intended purpose. For example, firefighters require a uniform that can protect them from heat and radiation. The fabrics used to create these uniforms are specialised and go through years of testing.
Because there are so many different functions for technical textiles, it goes without saying that there are a plethora of properties. The functional properties normally outweigh the aesthetic qualities, as these are fabrics designed for a function and a purpose. They can be woven or non-woven, or a fusion of both. They can also be made from a single or several layers. There are many kinds of fibres that can go into the production of technical fabrics, depending on what the need is.
It is not always enough for a textile to look and feel good; as technology advances, it also needs to do good. Whether it is keeping you dry and cool while running the marathon, or providing heat and insulation when trekking in the mountains, technical fabrics provide a huge range of advantages in every day life to the more complex and niche areas. Advancements in textile technology allow us to readily enjoy these materials on a daily basis, including garments as simple as those that allow your skin to breathe, while keeping you warm and dry. There are even fabrics that have been combined with satellite technology, that allows tracking, and even phone calls to be made. When it comes to these textiles, the sky truly is the limit.