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How to Choose the Right Fabrics for Your Display Products?

As the saying goes, the fabric you choose will make or break you. A right fabric is the heart and soul of business. So how to find the best fabric for your display product?

CFM provides a wide selection of fabrics to print on, ranging from knitted, Oxford, nylon to polyester. Different fabrics can be used for making different table covers, tents, flags and banners while adopting different printing methods.


The following materials are highly recommended when you choose some fabrics for your products.

 

Recommended Fabrics for Standard/Fitted Table Cover

OPTION 1. 230g Soft Knitted (230g/m2)

 --soft and durable

--antistatic and antipilling

 

OPTION 2. 300D Polyester (155g/m2)

--good wear resistance

--more lightweight and smoother than 600D Poly

 

OPTION 3. Wrinkle-Resistant 300D Polyester (165g/m2)

--high density

--good wear resistance

 

OPTION 4. Water Proof, Oil Proof, Stained-Resistant 300D Polyester (165g/m2)

--high density

--good wear resistance

--water proof

--oil proof  

--stain-resistant

 

OPTION 5. 160g Twill Fabric(156g/m2)

--good drapability

--high strength and superior durability

--soft hand-feeling

 

OPTION 6. 600D PU Polyester(248g/m2)

--heavy duty fabric

--more durable

--twice as thick as 300D Poly

 

Recommended Fabrics for Stretch Table Cover

OPTION 1. 180g Elastic Polyester(200g/m2)

--good elasticity

 

OPTION 2. Wrinkle-Resistant&Flame-Retardant 180g Elastic Polyester(200g/m2)

--good elasticity

--flame-retardant

OPTION 3. 240g Elastic Polyester(240g/m2)  

--good elasticity

--much thicker than 180g Elastic Polyester

 

OPTION 4. Flame-Retardant 240g Elastic Polyester(240g/m2)

--good elasticity

--flame-retardant     

--much thicker than 180g Elastic Polyester

 

Recommended Fabrics for Flags and Banners

OPTION 1. 250g Soft Knitted(250g/m2)

--good wear resistance 

--hard hand-feeling   

--slightly stretchy

 

OPTION 2. 110g Knitted Polyester(105-110g/m2)

--lightweight & inexpensive

--good penetration

--good wear resistance

 

OPTION 3. 100D Polyester(68g/m2) 

--good penetration

--economical material

--commonly used indoors

 

Recommended Fabrics for Tents

OPTION 1. 600D Oxford PU Coated(230-240g/m2)

--flame-retardant

--water proof

-- UV protected

--good wear resistance


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