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B2B WATERPROOF LAMINATED FABRICS

Start with your application.Define the right fabric.

Explore terry, smooth knits and embossed textures for your next product. Share your application and production requirements to discuss a project-specific laminate.

For brands, importers & sewing manufacturers.

Ivory fabric with a geometric surface
A closer look at the material.
REAL FABRIC / TEXTURE REFERENCE01 / ProtectBed
Fabric supply, shaped around your brief.Semi-finished materials · Construction confirmed per project

01 / FIND YOUR STARTING POINT

Choose a surface.
Build the specification together.

Start with the texture and end use. Weight, width, composition and waterproof construction follow the needs of your product.

Photos show appearance and texture. They do not establish fiber content, waterproof performance or certification. Each construction needs confirmation.

Explore the fabric textures.

Compare the surfaces, open the close-ups, and tell us which photo references suit your project.

Ask about pricing & samples ↗
Embossed surfaces8 photo references
Terry textures5 photo references
Plain & knit surfaces15 photo references
Geometric & quilted textures19 photo references
Other surface references2 photo references

02 / FROM APPLICATION TO CONSTRUCTION

Set the priorities.
Then define the laminate.

There is no single fixed specification. Tell us what matters for your product and sewing process.

Build your fabric brief ↗
01

Surface & feel

Texture, color, intended composition and stretch.

02

Weight & usable width

Include units and say whether the target is for the face fabric or finished laminate.

03

Composite construction

Discuss the waterproof layer, backing and lamination requirements.

04

Care & production needs

Define washing conditions, sewing needs, packing and labeling.

MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS / EVIDENCE FIRST

Make your requirements specific.
Review the evidence for your project.

If your project has recycled-content targets, restricted-substance requirements or specific documentation needs, include them in your brief. Availability and supporting evidence must be confirmed for the proposed construction.

01

Material criteria

Specify your sourcing or composition targets.

02

Required documents

Name the test methods, reports or declarations your buyer needs.

03

Project review

Confirm what is available for the proposed material before making claims.

Include material requirements in your inquiry ↗

03 / A PRACTICAL SOURCING PATH

A better brief. A more useful next step.

Agree the material and commercial details around your application.

01

Application

Product, intended use and manufacturing needs.

02

Construction

Surface, composition, weight, width and waterproof layer.

03

Samples & tests

Sample configuration, care conditions and required evidence.

04

Order details

Quantity, roll packing, quotation and timing, all for agreement.

Sample availability, order quantity, test results and delivery timing are confirmed for the selected project.

TELL US WHAT YOU ARE MAKING

Put your next product into words.

Start with the application. The technical details can follow.

Build your fabric brief