Fabric Definition:
Olefin is a synthetic fiber made from polypropylene, known for its exceptional strength, stain resistance, and quick-dry properties. It is widely used in outdoor textiles, upholstery, and technical applications.
Composition:
100% Polypropylene (PP)
Texture:
Smooth, soft, slightly waxy, lightweight, water-resistant, can feel synthetic
Stretch Level:
Low / Medium (Good durability, not stretchy)
Fabric Construction:
Synthetic
GSM Range:
100-400 GSM
Breathability:
Poor (Not breathable, but moisture-wicking)
Moisture Management:
Low (Hydrophobic, very low moisture absorption)
Durability:
Excellent (Highly durable)
Thermal Properties:
Moderate insulation, good for outdoor use
Key Usage Areas:
Outdoor Textiles, Upholstery, Carpets, Sportswear, Technical Textiles, Industrial Fabrics, Medical Textiles
Geotextiles, medical textiles, automotive interiors, ropes, fishing nets, building materials, packaging