Regarding any project to start, be it parking a simple sofa or making a beautiful dress, the choice of fabric is a crucial moment, since each fabric has its own beauty, but also its functionality, its advantages and disadvantages. Around here, let's focus on napa: A fabric well known to the public.
What is Napa?
Napa is a synthetic skin. It is a synthetic waterproof fabric, which is developed through a PVC laminate that gives it resistance. The PVC is placed on a cotton and/or polyester screen that offers it malleability and comfort.
Do you already know the great advantages of this fabric?
There are several advantages in using Napa in your projects, we leave you here 4 specific benefits:
- It is a fabric that offers a sophisticated touch and is a more economical alternative compared to materials like the skin.
- It is highly versatile. This can be used to line and dismay the most varied surfaces and mobile resistance, impermeability and also the malleability of the fabric. At the same time, Napa offers a sophisticated and desirable finish. Therefore it is normal to find napa, in the following objects: Accessories like bags, packs and cases; Coatings of decorative articles - sofas, chairs, puffs, benches, secretaries, massage stretchers, pillows; Clothing - Dresses, pants, etc. In the days that run, we find synthetic napa in a variety of colors and even textures which really gives even more versatility to this fabric.
- It is a material of Easy maintenance. Napa being a material waterproof, an advantage in itself, makes the process of cleaning and sanitation be much more easy to do. Additionally, it tends not to fade or stain. All of these elements make Napa an ideal fabric to be used in stretchers, hospital sofas, etc.
- From an ethical perspective, The use of Napa does not involve animal suffering Unlike the skin. Every year about 40 million animals are killed to feed the animal skins market.
Don't leave your project for tomorrow check out this Napa from the Texland that is available in several colors.
Until the next fabric!