12x12*7 Martin Washed Canvas Fabric / Dyeing With Enzyme Washed Fabric For Bags

About martin fabric:

1. Martin is high density weaving fabric, generally divided into double warp and single weft, double warp double weft and single warp double weft (few) these series in the market.

2. Martin fabric’s features very similar with canvas, visual difference is martin is doubling weaving and canvas is twisting weaving.

3. Martin fabric’s tension strength is a little less than canvas, but the style is fashion which used on bags, shoes and garment.

What is enzyme wash:

1. Enzyme wash process in fabrics and garments. The enzyme is a living biochemical substances and it works as a catalyst in the washing process.

2. In the washing process at first step enzyme hydrolysis the cellulose and remove the projecting fibers from yarn, therefore faded effects are found by this wash.

Specifications:

1. Material: 12x12*7 Enzyme Washed Martin Canvas

2. Content: 100% Cotton

3. Fabric Width: 56/57”

4. Yarn Count: 12S+12S*7S

5. Density: 84x31

6. Technics: Woven

7. Style: Plain

8. Feature: Martin canvas fabric with enzyme wash

9. Application: Bags and shoes

10. Cooperative Brand: Victorinox, Samsonite, Tommy, National Geographic, CK etc.

Features:

1. The washed canvas has nostalgic feeling.

2. This kind of fabric suitable for traveling bag, mountaineering bag and shoes.

3. The density of fabric will be change to high after washed.

4. There will be only 20-30yards for each roll as the reel washing machine only wash 20-30yards fabric by one time.

5. Each roll fabric color and wash effect will have a slightly different.

Product advantage:

1. Our own factory produce the fabric, well quality controlled.

2. Can pass ITS or SGS testing as you required.

3. We can wash any of efffect as customer request.

4. The picture shown the bulk order quality.

5. Guaranteed the reliable service.

6. Good reputation in the market.

7. Competitive price and timely delivery.

8. Standard export packing or according to customer’s request.