Outdoor camping has become increasingly popular, especially following the COVID-19 pandemic. As demand for camping gear grows, Kylin offers high-quality fabrics for tents, tarps, and other outdoor products. We provide a range of fabric options, including polyester, nylon, and T/C blends, all of which can be customized to meet your specific needs.
Polyester taffeta is an affordable, lightweight fabric suitable for personal camping trips. It can be treated to offer waterproofing, wind resistance, flame retardancy, UV protection, and mosquito repellency. Polyester oxford fabric, heavier and more durable, is breathable and helps maintain a comfortable interior. Its silver coating enhances water and UV resistance, making it ideal for campsites and adverse weather conditions.
For a balance of strength and lightweight properties, nylon fabric is an excellent choice. Available in both taffeta and oxford versions, nylon offers superior durability, colorfastness, and resistance to mold and insects. Though it is slightly more expensive than polyester, it is perfect for climbers and hikers who prioritize portability without sacrificing performance.
T/C fabric, a polyester and cotton blend, is a durable, breathable option for medium to large tents. While it is prone to mildew, our anti-mold treatment ensures it meets mildew resistance standards, making it suitable for upscale campsites.
For specialized needs, such as military tents or other high-performance applications, we provide custom fabrics tailored to extreme conditions, including higher water pressure and enhanced flame retardancy. Our typical lead time for custom orders is 20 days, with a minimum order quantity of 1,000 meters.
Our FR (Flame Retardant) Tent Fabric offers waterproof protection, tear resistance, and UV damage prevention. It also provides flame retardancy and excellent breathability, ensuring comfort and durability in harsh outdoor conditions.
Kylin’s fabrics are ideal for tents, tarps, awnings, backpacks, and other outdoor products. With our customizable solutions, you can ensure your gear is made from the best materials for your specific needs.
Suzhou Kylin Textile Technology Co., Ltd. Has rich production experience, advanced technology and production equipment. We are located in the textile industry-developed area of Shengze Town, Wujiang District, Suzhou city. OEM/ODM Taffeta Tent Fabric Manufacturers and Wholesale Waterproof PU Coated Tent Fabric Factory in China. Our company has a wide product range that includes flame retardant home textile fabric, flame retardant curtain fabric, ready-made FR curtain, FR fabric air duct, FR treated fabric, FR coated fabric, non-FR garment fabric, and so on. We’re still trying to develop more different flame-retardant fabrics for different industries. And so many kinds of our FR fabric have been sold out all over the world. Welcome to contact us!
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