Modern workwear fabrics are very heterogeneous. These textiles are represented by numerous materials that have different types of weaving of fibers: natural, artificial (synthetic) and blended. The existing variety is explained by the fact that by combining threads in certain proportions, manufacturers achieve the required properties of the fabric. And this, in turn, leads to the possibility of creating uniforms for different areas of application.

In the production of medical clothing, blended fabrics are used, which include cotton, polyester and viscose. This allows you to create comfortable and functional garments that meet high standards. Such a uniform looks great, does not shrink, is pleasant to the touch, practically does not wrinkle, allows the skin to breathe and lasts two times longer.

The fabric with a membrane is deservedly considered an innovative material. It has increased protective properties, selective permeability, and due to its special structure it has water-repellent and windproof properties, and at the same time allows water vapor to pass through itself.