600D

• D = Denier, a unit measuring the thickness of individual fibers in the yarn.

• 600D = relatively thick and strong yarn, often used for heavy-duty fabrics.

• The higher the Denier, the stronger and more abrasion-resistant the fabric tends to be.

• Commonly used for outdoor gear, luggage, awnings, and tent material.

Tent Fabric

• Usually polyester or nylon woven fabric.

• Designed for outdoor conditions — it resists stretching and sagging when wet.

• Often treated or coated for extra weather protection.

Waterproof

• Typically achieved via PU (Polyurethane) or PVC coating on one or both sides.

• This coating prevents water from penetrating the fabric.

• Good waterproof ratings for tent fabrics are often 1000mm+ hydrostatic head (enough for heavy rain).

Flame Retardant

• Treated with FR chemicals so the fabric resists catching fire and self-extinguishes if ignited.

• Important for safety in public events, exhibitions, trade shows, or enclosed spaces.

• Complies with standards like NFPA 701, BS 5867, or local fire codes (varies by supplier).

• Heavy-duty: Strong enough for repeated use and handling.

• Weatherproof: Handles sun, rain, and moderate wind.

• Safe: Flame retardant coating for indoor/outdoor event compliance.

• Durable: Tear-resistant, abrasion-resistant, and maintains color well.

• Customizable: Can be printed (usually with UV printing or heat transfer, sometimes dye sublimation with special coating).