Weave - Canvas

Canvas is the fabric for projects that need structure, strength, and a modern, robust look. Many designers use canvas because it instantly feels high-quality and holds shapes firmly. Ideal if you want sharp edges and long-lasting results.

All fabrics

PR-FBR-00686418.00 m

Plain weave variation, Canvas, Cotton, Elastane, Chain Script Canvas

9.94 €/m VAT included.	from 20 m
10.47 €/m VAT included.	from 6 m
16.11 €/m VAT included.

PR-FBR-00473387.90 m

Canvas, Cotton, Elastane, Bare Canvas

7.24 €/m VAT included.	from 20 m
7.62 €/m VAT included.	from 6 m
11.72 €/m VAT included.

PR-FBR-006904155.00 m

Canvas, Cotton, Elastane, Canvas Noir Abstraction

9.94 €/m VAT included.	from 20 m
10.47 €/m VAT included.	from 6 m
16.11 €/m VAT included.

PR-FBR-00354622.00 m

Canvas, Cotton, Chalk Repose

8.81 €/m VAT included.	from 20 m
9.28 €/m VAT included.	from 6 m
14.28 €/m VAT included.

Canvas is a strongly woven fabric with a dense structure and a firm handle. It is durable, tear-resistant, and holds its shape very well, which is why it is often used for sturdy parts. Depending on its weight, canvas can appear quite stiff and shape-giving or somewhat softer and more wearable. The surface is usually matte and gives a natural, high-quality look.

Typical types of fabric:

• Cotton canvas

• Canvas blend fabric

• Heavyweight canvas

• Lightweight canvas

• Coated canvas depending on finish

Key properties:

Canvas is robust, dimensionally stable, and long-lasting. It is well suited for parts that need to withstand a lot and should look tidy. Depending on its quality, the fabric is less elastic and rather firm. Colors often appear vivid, and the structure is visible.

Care instructions:

Prewashing can be useful, as canvas may shrink depending on the fiber. Wash at a moderate temperature and do not tumble dry too hot. Ironing is usually possible; for coated versions, only iron according to care instructions and with low heat. Treat stains locally to maintain the shape.