

Bonded Fabrics
Bonded Fabrics are engineered textile constructions created by combining two or more fabric layers into a single composite material using suitable bonding techniques. The bonding process can enhance the fabric's thickness, structure, warmth, stability, softness and functional performance, depending on the layers and adhesive or bonding method used. Bonded fabrics can be developed using different combinations of knitted, woven or non-woven materials and can be customized for specific applications such as apparel, outerwear, sportswear, home textiles, automotive interiors and industrial products. Different face and backing combinations allow manufacturers to achieve the desired balance of appearance, comfort, insulation and durability.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Composition | Polyester, Cotton, Nylon, blends or other suitable textile combinations |
| Construction | Two or more fabric layers bonded together |
| GSM / Weight | Typically 200–600+ GSM; customizable |
| Width | Typically 58–72 inches; customizable |
| Surface | Depends on face fabric; smooth, brushed, fleece, suede or other finishes |
| Handfeel | Soft, structured, warm or cushioned depending on construction |
| Key Properties | Warmth • Structure • Stability • Layered construction • Insulation • Durability |
| Applications | Jackets • Coats • Sportswear • Winterwear • Upholstery • Cushions • Automotive Interiors |
| Suitable Industries | Apparel • Sportswear • Home Textile • Furniture • Automotive • Outdoor • Industrial |