Outdoor waterproof Skiwear Fabric 2/1 Twill Pongee 100%POLY KW17-1099-PD+ZGTCF

Ski jackets and pants are your outside layers and serve as the barrier between you and the outside world, because of this there are a few properties you should pay attention to, which can also vary a lot.

Being waterproof is very important for ski clothing, as if you get wet you will become uncomfortable and get cold very easily. Ski clothing can come in many levels of waterproofness, making different clothing more suitable in different conditions. The waterproof rating is normally stated in mm, which is a measure of the pressure at which water will start to pass through the fabric. For a fabric rated at 10,000mm, you should be able to put a tube over the fabric and fill the tube so that the water is 10,000mm deep before the fabric starts to let the water through. Obviously, the higher this number is the more waterproof the fabric should be. Although these values are fairly reliable, there is no industry standard way of obtaining these values, so they cannot be used for an exact comparison.

Lower ratings will keep water out perfectly well in mild conditions, but in wet conditions, strong winds, sitting down, and falling can put a lot more pressure on the waterproof layer, and over longer durations can test even the most waterproof of fabrics.

For a jacket to be waterproof, all the seams also need to be sealed or taped, so that water cannot enter the jacket through the stitching.

As said in the waterproof section, if you get wet you will get cold and uncomfortable very easily, so it is important not to get wet from the inside as well. Breathable membranes let water vapor through, but not water droplets, meaning your sweat can escape, without snow or water getting in. Having breathable clothing can increase comfort hugely, as you don’t want to have a damp layer next to your skin all day. It is also important with a breathable jacket that you wear the correct layers underneath, as the breathability will only work properly if your base and mid-layers let moisture pass through them. The breathability rating of a fabric is normally given in grams, indicating how many grams of water vapor can pass through a square meter of the fabric over a 24 hour period. Therefore a higher value means more breathable, although methods of obtaining these values vary even more than for waterproof ratings, so they need to be taken with a pinch of salt.

FAQ

1. Are you a factory or trading company?

We are a factory and we have a professional team of workers, Designers, and inspectors.

2. How to get a sample?

We will prepare free samples for you. For the first-time cooperation, the postage charge would be by the customer’s account. After placing orders, we will send free samples.

3. How long to deliver the products?

LAB DIPS takes 2-4 days;

STRIKE OFF takes 5-7 days;

10-15days for sample development.

Plain dye color: 10-15 days.

Printing design: 5-10 days.

For an urgent order, could be faster, please send an email to negotiate.