What is Duspo: Details on the properties of the fabric

The modern textile industry has developed so much that it can produce any type of fabric with excellent quality, regardless of the type of fiber. Synthetic fabrics are becoming popular, as they are an improved version of natural ones. Many artificial types of textiles have appeared, for example, duspo. Textiles of this type have a lot of positive characteristics and have found application in many areas of light industry. Therefore, it is worth understanding what duspo is, what kind of fabric it is and what its main features are.

Characteristics and description

Dewspo fabric, what is it in a larger sense? First of all, it is an artificial material that is made by plain weaving of polyamide threads. The main characteristics of this type of textile:

• The fabric is soft and pleasant to the touch.
• There may be a variety of surface textures and patterns.
• Does not cause irritation or allergic reactions.
• The density depends on the impregnation of the fabric, which is done at the time of production.

• The fabric does not wrinkle during wearing and cutting.
• Very light and airy. The weight of 1m² can be less than 100 g.
• Does not lose color after repeated washings and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
• High wear resistance. The material does not change its external characteristics over a long period of time with proper care.

The material can be described as waterproof, breathable, water-repellent, windproof textile with a long service life.

What are the types of material?

The composition of the canvas does not affect the density, lightness and other parameters. Much depends on the type of impregnation, the types of which are indicated by a certain prefix Ray, Peach skin, PU, ​​Milky, WR, Cire. There are several surface options - glossy, matte, velvety, textured.

Types of duspo that are especially popular:

• Duspo milky. This type of material is treated with a special impregnation, which makes the color more uniform and dense. The fabric does not let in light and small particles, has a rich color.
• Peach skin. Impregnation that makes the surface velvety, similar to peach skin. The soft and pleasant texture of the material makes it high-quality. Expensive clothes are made from this type.
• Duspo bonding — a camouflage material consisting of two layers. Duspo is glued to another canvas, forming a dense fabric resistant to external influences.
• Dewspo print. This is a type of bonding, as it is a camouflaged two-layer base, but with a more complex pattern. It does not let water through, is lightweight and retains heat well.

There are other types of this fabric that are used in the textile industry to make a variety of products. Peach skin, PU, ​​WR are popular.

What is better: Duspo or membrane

Different materials can be used in the process of manufacturing outerwear, but there are particularly effective ones. There are some similarities and differences between the membrane and dewspo. Therefore, it is difficult to make a choice initially. It is necessary to consider all similar and different characteristics.

Both fabrics are waterproof in the rain, but at the same time they breathe. Many characteristics of the membrane depend on the structural features of the membrane layer. Here, different layers with different properties are used. For duspo, all characteristics depend on the impregnation.

Both types of textiles are breathable, do not absorb moisture, and the weight of the fabric is minimal. Any option is ideal for sewing outerwear for any purpose. Therefore, it is difficult to determine exactly which fabric is better - the characteristics are almost completely identical.

Where it is used

Some textile options have wide and specific areas of application. Duspo material is exactly what is suitable for the production of the following product options:

• Sportswear used for active winter recreation: skiing, skateboarding.
• Outerwear for fishermen, hunters, and military personnel. The ideal camouflage pattern makes a person invisible, the dense texture does not allow you to freeze or get wet.
• Winter outerwear such as jackets, coats, and down jackets. Due to the dense weaving of the fibers and impregnation, fluff, synthetic padding, and holofiber will not come out through the “pores” of the fabric.
• Dewspo fabric is often used as a finishing material for furniture. In particular, for upholstery of sofas, armchairs and chairs.
• The covering of baby strollers is also often made from this type of material.
• All kinds of camping equipment, which can include folding chairs, tents, awnings, hammocks.

Regardless of the area of ​​application, textiles of this type are still considered jacket or ski textiles.

Features of application

The fabric is not only unique in its properties in terms of use, but also in terms of work during the cutting process. Sewing from this type of fabric is quite simple:

• The fabric does not fray at the cuts, the threads do not fray, and the edges are perfectly processed.
• The fabric does not wrinkle, does not deform, does not stretch, so patterns are easy to make.
• During the process of sewing the parts together, the threads that form the fabric are not divided.

The products have a lot of positive qualities that are valued in winter clothing. If you have the talent of a seamstress, you can easily model, for example, raincoats for the whole family and a walking set for a pet.

Care instructions

Before you start washing, ironing, cleaning and drying, you should understand exactly what Duspo fabric is. Synthetic fiber that is formed due to a unique impregnation, which must be protected and preserved. You need to treat each point regarding care especially carefully. Rules for the care of textiles of this type:

• The fabric can be washed in slightly warm water.
• You can wash by hand or machine, but on a delicate cycle.
• In any case, you cannot wring out the material—the water must drain off on its own.
• To clean particularly difficult stains, do not use chlorine or aggressive chemicals.
• Ironing is not necessary, and is not even necessary. If you shake the item well immediately after washing and hang it up, straightening out the parts of the garment as much as possible.

In order not to spoil the item, it is worth initially paying attention to the instructions that are present on the label. Here will be specified the exact rules of care that are relevant for a particular type.

Advantages of the material

The material dewspo is unique in its structure and texture. It has certain areas of application that relate to sports and tourism. Winter clothing is especially popular from such textiles. The advantages of the material are determined by its positive properties:

• It does not let the wind through, but at the same time it lets the steam out. If a person sweats a lot, there will be no problems with the removal of excess moisture.
• Maintains the temperature that was initially determined inside the jacket or down jacket.
• The compactness and light weight of the material makes it indispensable in the manufacture of camping equipment.
• If you wish, you can sew any item of clothing yourself, as it is quite easy to work with.
• It is not difficult to care for the canvas - just follow a few simple rules.
• The canvas can be painted in any color, as there are many colors available.
• The texture and structure can also be varied—a lot is determined by the impregnation.

Additional benefits of the fabric are determined during the process of using products made from it.

Reviews

To make a precise decision about whether to buy things or products made of this kind of material, you can learn about the experience of other people. Some users leave very flattering comments, but there are also negative reviews:

Katya, 23: "I sew custom clothing. Sometimes I get orders from hunters and fishermen. I have to sew jackets, pants or gear. For such purposes, I only use Duspo. It's easy to work with, and no one has ever complained about the quality."

Kira, 40: “I recently bought a down jacket. The seller said that the outer material was duspo. As a result, I was left without outerwear after the first wash. The fabric came apart at the seams. The down jacket faded. Either the seller lied, or it’s not such a good fabric.”

Maria, 30: "We are a family of travelers, we love active recreation. Almost all our hiking and sports clothes are from Dyuspo. I can't say anything bad. For example, my tracksuit has been serving me for 5 years and hasn't gotten any worse in appearance."

To accurately talk about the properties of the fabric, you need to accurately determine the quality. A good textile product will not disappoint users and will "behave" well during wear.

Duspo is a unique material made from synthetic fibers and treated with a special impregnation. If you need to sew a camouflage jacket for fishing or hunting, a tent should be made of duspo fabric. An excellent material that has a lot of positive properties regarding heat exchange, moisture resistance, and wear resistance. A universal option for those who love active winter recreation.