— High-tensile fabrics

PVC. Acrylic. Polyester. Technical composites.

Every material specified by application — weight, UV rating, water column, and abrasion resistance matched to the job, not a default range.

Overhead flat-lay of PVC and acrylic fabric swatches arranged on a worn cutting table in a workshop, natural light from a side window, colour variants fanned out, edge-binding strips visible at the margins
Overhead flat-lay of PVC and acrylic fabric swatches arranged on a worn cutting table in a workshop, natural light from a side window, colour variants fanned out, edge-binding strips visible at the margins
Close macro shot of double-stitched seam on heavy PVC fabric under workshop window light, stainless eyelet and waxed thread visible, fabric grain sharp in foreground, background softly out of focus
Close macro shot of double-stitched seam on heavy PVC fabric under workshop window light, stainless eyelet and waxed thread visible, fabric grain sharp in foreground, background softly out of focus
/ Waterproof fabrics

PVC and acrylic — the core range

Heavy-gauge PVC coated polyester for marine and agricultural applications: 650–900 gsm, water column rated to 2000mm+, UV-stabilised coating. Colour-fast solution-dyed acrylic for architectural and event work where breathability matters alongside weather resistance.

/ Breathable technical fabrics

Polyester ripstop and technical composites for applications demanding moisture transfer — marquee linings, campervan awning skins, and canal boat hatches where condensation management is as critical as waterproofing.

/ Hardware and fixings

Seams, binding, and fixings at the same spec

Marine-grade stainless press studs, brass eyelets, and aluminium extrusion channels. Thread weight and stitch density specified per fabric and load — not a standard setting.

/ Edge binding and tapes

Heat-weldable PVC binding, hand-stitched acrylic tape, and webbing straps sourced to the same tensile standard as the face fabric. Where the seam meets the load, there are no shortcuts.

Bring your application. We'll specify the material.

Tell us the job — load, exposure, and fit tolerance — and we'll confirm which fabric, weight, and fixing method meets the brief.