What is Canvas?
- Canvas is made of cotton and it is a plain-woven fabric.
- It is a sturdy and durable fabric.
- When cotton is blended with poly it becomes water-resistant fabric.
- It is suitable for long-term storage and uses.
- Mostly canvas is made with two-ply yarns, or two single yarns twisted together to add weight, and texture and create an even thickness to the fabric.
History
- Canvas's name is derived from the Latin word “cannabis” which means “made of hemp" which was used at that time.
- Then become a good choice for architectural, industrial, and marine applications.
- In the 8th century, Saracens and Moors brought cotton from North Africa to Europe.
- In Barcelona and Venice, cotton was made into a canvas for the sails of ships.
What Makes it Stand Out
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Texture |
The fabric has a rough texture along with being tactile. |
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Fall |
It does not provide proper drape to the outfits. |
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Shine |
The fabric does not possess any shine. |
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Strength |
Canvas is a versatile and durable fabric. |
Application & Usage
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Clothing |
Jacket, shirts, pants, etc. |
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Accessories |
Bags, Tote, Backpacks, etc. |
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Home-furnishing |
Cushion cover, bedsheets, table-cover, etc. |
Care Instructions
- Wash canvas fabric with hot water and detergent for deep cleaning.
- Line - dry the canvas fabric to maintain shape.
- If your canvas item is dirty, dingy, or has mildew, add a capful of All-Purpose Bleach Alternative to the pretreat or wash cycle.
- Remove wrinkles by ironing at a high temp.
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