Poly and Recycled fabric printing

Print your designs on a wide variety of fabrics with industrial-quality results. No minimum order and fast turnaround times. Create something completely unique and yours for any purpose or occasion.

Textured Crepe 60gsm $15.39
$11.89 with bulk discount

Georgette 65gsm $15.39
$11.89 with bulk discount

NEW Poly Dobby 90gsm $19.53
$15.09 with bulk discount

Crepe 100gsm $16.43
$12.61 with bulk discount

Activewear Microfiber 100gsm $17.26
$13.33 with bulk discount

NEW Poly Stretch 110gsm $19.53
$15.09 with bulk discount

NEW Poplin Eco 100gsm $15.39
$11.89 with bulk discount

Plain Flame Retardant 145gsm $18.50
$14.26 with bulk discount

Jersey Sandwich 170gsm $18.50
$13.64 with bulk discount

Travel Mare Eco (Microfiber) 200gsm $19.53
$15.09 with bulk discount

NEW 1x1 Rib Knit Eco 200gsm $19.53
$15.09 with bulk discount

Sport Lycra 210gsm $23.66
$18.18 with bulk discount

Oxford Waterproof 260 gsm $18.50
$14.26 with bulk discount

Soft Touch Velvet 280gsm $24.39
$18.80 with bulk discount

Softshell Waterproof 320gsm $24.69
$19.01 with bulk discount

What is polyester fabric

Man-made fabrics, also known as synthetic or artificial fabrics, are textiles that are made from chemical processes using synthetic fibers or a blend of natural and synthetic fibers. These fibers are often made from petrochemicals, such as oil or natural gas, and are then spun into yarns and woven or knit into fabrics.

Some of the most common types of man-made fabrics include polyester, nylon, rayon, spandex, and acrylic. Each type has its own unique properties and characteristics, making them suitable for a variety of applications.

Polyester is a versatile and durable fabric that is often used in clothing, sportswear, swimwear, upholstery, and bedding. It is resistant to wrinkles, shrinking, and fading, making it an ideal choice for everyday wear and home furnishings.

Spandex, also known as Lycra or elastane, is a stretchy and form-fitting fabric that is often used in sportswear and lingerie. It can stretch up to 600% of its original length and then return to its original shape, making it ideal for garments that require a close fit.

Man-made fabrics have revolutionized the textile industry by providing a cost-effective and versatile alternative to natural fabrics. They have also contributed to the development of innovative new products and applications, such as high-performance sportswear and advanced medical textiles.

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