Cotton
Cotton is a natural fibre that has been the backbone of the textile industry for many years. It is considered one of the more versatile fibres and is woven and knitted into many fabrics of diferent properties such as Jersey, Interlock, Pique, Linen and others.

Cotton grown in different climates may possess slightly different characterics, such as strength, softness and wearability. This is most noticable in tightly woven fabrics like sheeting and linen.

Most cotton fabrics tend to wrinkle unless folded neatly or pressed.

Polyester
Polyester for textiles resembles cotton balls before being spun into thread. Polyester is a man made fibre derived from petroleum, which after processing can have a range of different properties. New processes for polyester fabric production are still being invented, and new exciting fabrics are emerging.

Polyester tends to not require ironing and is generally harder wearing for a given thickness than cotton.

Polycotton Blends
Polyester and cotton are commonly spun together to create threads for blended babrics, combining the properties of each. Common blends (in %) include 25/75, 50/50, 70/30, 95/5.

Kooldri
KoolDri creates a cool, dry, comfort for high exertion, high climate living, in the sporting, leisure, and work environment.
KoolDri's micro construction causes the yarns to bulk up when exposed to moisture, and quickly dry when exposed to air.
KoolDri wicks away perspiration from your skin to its outer surface, spreading moisturefrom fibre to fibre with capillary action.
KoolDri dries quickly through evaporation by the movement of air across the fabric. KoolDri has an anti- bacterial treatment to keep garments fresh.
KoolDri is a unique fibre construction and is lightweight and highly breathable; it is a yarn, not a fabric and can be knitted into different forms such as micromesh, pique knit, herringbone, waffle, etc.

Polyester / PVC Coating
Polyester fabric is coated with Polyvinyl Chloride to make in waterproof - ideal for industrial and commercial uses.

Polyester / PU Coating
Polyester fabric is coated with Polyurethane to make garments waterproof, longer lasting, lightweight and often breathable for casual and recreational activity.

Polyester Oxford / PU
Polyester fabric with an oxford weave for strength and Polyeurethane coating for waterproofing. Ideal for workwear.

Polycotton / PVC Coating
Strength, Waterproofing and an attractive 'natural' look, ideal for outdoor leisurewear.

Drilon WP
Drilon is a proprietory synthetic fabric designed for superior waterproof properties.

Synerflex
Synerflex offers a unique soft feel and comfortable stretch in a robust industrial protection garment. Waterproof, hi viz day and night, grease and acid resistant.

Hydrolite Stretch
A modern 'smart' fabric that is both lightweight and quick drying, it wicks moisture away from the skin. It has very high UV resistance.