Flame-retardant fabric is a core functional workwear fabric with key flame-retardant properties: incombustible on contact with fire and self-extinguishing when the fire source is removed. It also offers practical benefits like wash and wear resistance, breathability and comfort, with its flame-retardant effect remaining unimpaired after repeated washing. Widely applied in high-risk working scenarios such as fire protection, power, metallurgy and chemical engineering, it builds a solid safety barrier for frontline workers.

Industrial washed fabrics can withstand 25/50 cycles of high-temperature washing at 60℃ to 75℃ and tunnel drying. After repeated severe industrial laundering, they still retain excellent performance such as dimensional stability without shrinkage, high color fastness and comfortable hand feel. Suitable for high-frequency laundering scenarios like workwear and professional wear, they are widely applied in manufacturing, catering, logistics, medical care and other industries with stringent wash resistance requirements.

Dope-dyed fabrics are mass-colored fabrics made by pre-spinning dyeing, with colorants evenly mixed into fiber melts or solutions before spinning. Full-body fiber coloration brings superior color fastness, resisting high-frequency industrial laundering, sunlight and abrasion without color batch variation. Its production skips subsequent dyeing and finishing, achieving low-carbon, eco-friendly and energy-saving effects. Compatible with various functional compounding and post-finishing, these fabrics are widely applied to workwear in manufacturing, logistics and sanitation, professional uniforms in medical and catering fields, and outdoor gear for mountaineering and hiking.

Insulating fabric, a functional material, can block current effectively. Its outer layer is a blend of cotton fibers, conductive fibers, polyester fibers, or acrylic fibers, with a back - laminated PU functional film, gives it multiple benefits. Cotton offers comfort and moisture absorption; conductive fibers prevent static; polyester boosts durability and stiffness; modacrylic provides flame - retardancy; and the PU film enhances waterproof, windproof and insulating properties. Widely used in electrical work (e.g., power workers' uniforms), it provides insulation in high - voltage settings, forms a stable carbonized layer against arcs to reduce heat transfer and protect wearers. Lightweight, breathable and high - rated for arc - protection, it meets standards like IEC 61482 - 1 - 2 and EN343 - 4.3/4.4, ensuring electrical work safety.

Hardshell fabric is a multi-layer composite professional protective fabric manufactured through lamination processes. It combines properties such as waterproofness, wind resistance, breathability, lightness, and wear resistance, with its weather resistance further enhanced by DWR treatment. It is the preferred material for hardshell gear in extreme sports like mountaineering and skiing, and is also suitable for professional expeditions and commuting in harsh weather, providing stable protection for various high-intensity scenarios. It typically meets the EN343 and EN20471 standards (optional), and is available in high-visibility colorways and contrasting color options.

Softshell fabric is a high-performance flexible functional composite for outdoor and workwear applications, laminated with a durable woven outer layer, elastic windproof-breathable membrane and skin-friendly inner liner. Featuring DWR water repellency, high stretch, abrasion resistance and superior breathability, it balances protection with unrestricted mobility—ideal for workwear in outdoor operations, engineering construction, and also fits moderate outdoor activities & daily dynamic work commuting.

Stretch fabrics for work pants are experiencing surging market demand, perfectly catering to industrial workers’ core need for work pants that integrate comfort with professional protective performance.Blended with spandex, T400/T800 and other elastic fibers plus polyester, polyester-cotton and recycled polyester, these fabrics feature high stretch and excellent resilience, enabling free movement for squatting, bending, climbing and lifting at work with no restraint. They can be customized with wear resistance, tear resistance, skin-friendliness, flame retardancy and other protective properties in line with workwear standards, and are widely used in outdoor industry, construction, petrochemical, metallurgy, road and rail transit operations. Their dual strengths of mobility and protection make them the top choice for work pants production.

TC & CVC fabric is a top choice for workwear, combining the properties of cotton and polyester. It boasts wear resistance, wrinkle resistance, dimensional stability and low shrinkage, with moisture absorption, breathability, quick-drying and wash durability. It can also be treated for flame retardancy, antistatic and other functional properties, offering high cost performance for the high-frequency use scenarios of workwear. This fabric often complies with European standards including EN11611, EN11612 for flame retardancy, EN1149 for antistatic performance and EN20471 for high visibility.

Reinforcing fabrics include high - strength nylon/polyester and branded CORDURA. High - strength nylon, with good abrasion & tear resistance, is used in outdoor gear and military supplies. Polyester, wrinkle - resistant and quick - drying, is applied in industrial textiles. CORDURA, renowned for abrasion & tear resistance, serves in outdoor, military and police products, also featuring light - weight comfort, water - resistance and breathability. In Europe, they must meet standards like EN ISO 13934 - 1 (tensile test) and EN ISO 13937 - 2 (tear test) to ensure reliable performance.