Fabric Definition:
Taslan is a woven fabric made from textured, air-jet entangled yarns, creating a soft, durable, and lightweight fabric with a cotton-like feel, used in outerwear, activewear, and workwear.
Composition:
100% Nylon, 100% Polyester, Nylon/Polyester blends, with PU or silicone coatings, sometimes with Spandex for stretch
Texture:
Soft, smooth, cotton-like hand, slight texture, matte, lightweight, drapes well, feels like a natural fiber
Stretch Level:
Low to Moderate (woven has limited stretch; elastane for stretch)
Fabric Construction:
Woven (Plain, Twill, Ripstop, Oxford) with air-jet textured yarns
GSM Range:
100-300 GSM (light to medium; 150-250 GSM for outerwear)
Breathability:
Moderate (breathable; coatings reduce breathability)
Moisture Management:
Low to Moderate (nylon/polyester wicks; coatings block moisture)
Durability:
High (abrasion-resistant, strong, durable, long-lasting)
Thermal Properties:
Moderate; light to medium weight, provides some warmth, suitable for cool weather
Key Usage Areas:
Outerwear, Jackets, Vests, Pants, Workwear, Activewear, Hiking gear, Golf apparel, Softshell linings
Workwear, outdoor gear, military apparel, automotive upholstery, medical textiles, protective clothing