The questions we are most often asked by mills that coat fabric.
Base fabric for coating
A coating substrate is a fabric that another mill coats with a surface layer, for example for artificial leather and tarpaulins. We knit the base fabric as warp-knitted fabric in our factory in Lidköping, Sweden, and the coating is then done by you or your coater.
What we make for coaters
Base fabric for artificial leather
Warp-knitted fabric that is coated to make artificial leather.
Read more: Base fabric for artificial leatherBase fabric for tarpaulins
Warp-knitted fabric that is coated to make tarpaulins.
Read more: Base fabric for tarpaulinsWhy Facilette
Our own warp-knitted fabric
We knit in many different yarns, and we warp some yarns in-house.
Inspected fabric
The fabric is checked in our own fabric inspection before it leaves the factory. ISO 9001 since 1995.
From sample to series
We take orders of all sizes, from a first sample to the whole series.
Frequently asked questions about coating substrates
A fabric that another mill coats with a surface layer, for example for artificial leather and tarpaulins. We make the fabric, not the coating.
Warp-knitted fabric is dimensionally stable and does not fray when cut, and it can be knitted dense or open depending on what the surface layer requires.
Many different ones, but never pure cotton. Tell us what the base fabric needs to withstand, and we will suggest a yarn.
We take orders of all sizes, from prototype to series.
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Do you need base fabric?
Tell us what is to be coated and what the end product needs to withstand.
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