ZY-588 300D Linen Type Cationic Fabric (WR)

Cationic fabrics are all-polyester fabrics, generally using cationic yarns in the warp direction and ordinary polyester yarns in the weft direction, and dyeing with separate dyes, ordinary dyes for polyester yarns and cationic dyes for cationic yarns, giving a two-colour effect on the fabric.

300D linen type cationic fabric (WR) is a type of fabric made from linen fibers that have been twisted together to create a durable and strong material. The "D" refers to the denier, which is a unit of measurement for the fineness of fibers. A higher denier means thicker, stronger fibers. "Cationic" refers to the type of dye that is used on the fabric, which is a positively charged dye that is attracted to negatively charged fibers. "WR" likely stands for water repellent, which means that the fabric has been treated to resist water penetration. This treatment can make the fabric more resistant to stains and water damage, and can be used in applications such as outdoor clothing and gear, or as an upholstery fabric.