Windproof fabric refers to textile materials designed to block or reduce wind penetration, helping maintain body warmth and comfort in outdoor or exposed environments.
These fabrics are commonly used in outerwear, workwear, and functional garments, either as a main fabric or as part of a layered structure.
Windproof performance is achieved through tight fabric construction, special finishing, or lamination technologies.
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Effective wind resistance
Reduces heat loss caused by cold air.
Lightweight & flexible options
Suitable for active and everyday wear.
Durable construction
Maintains performance under repeated use.
Compatible with other functions
Can be combined with waterproof, breathable, or thermal finishes.
Windproof fabrics are typically produced using:
Polyester
Nylon
Polyester / Nylon blends
Microfiber fabrics
Laminated or coated fabrics
Material choice depends on the required balance between wind blocking, breathability, and cost.
Common constructions and treatments for windproof fabrics include:
High-density plain weave fabrics
Twill fabrics with compact structure
Microfiber fabrics
Coated or membrane-laminated fabrics
These constructions help minimize air permeability while keeping the fabric wearable.
Windproof fabric is widely used in:
Windbreakers and jackets
Outdoor and sportswear
Workwear and uniforms
Rainwear and protective clothing
Layered cold-weather garments
Different performance levels are selected based on climate and usage conditions.
On our website, Windproof Fabric is organized by functional performance.
Products in this category may also appear in:
Functional Fabric
Fabric for Rainwear
Coated Fabric
Microfiber Fabric
Fabric for Workwear
This structure allows buyers to source fabrics by function, material, or end-use.
We offer windproof fabrics with flexible customization options, including:
Air permeability levels
Fabric weight and density
Surface finishes and coatings
Color development and bulk supply
Please contact us for samples, specifications, or technical consultation.