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Corporate Fabrics / Workwear
Workwear fabric with a composition of 35% cotton / 65% polyester – referred to as TC or polycotton – is the most popular work material in the PPE industry. It combines the hygroscopicity of cotton with the hydrophobicity and abrasion resistance of polyester, and its shrinkage is below 2%.
The Poplin weave (plain 1/1) provides a uniform, smooth surface with high mechanical strength – optimal for solid dyeing and the production of corporate uniforms.
Component properties:
35% cotton (Co): hygroscopicity – absorbs sweat, ensuring wearing comfort; breathability; resistance to burning (does not melt); no static electricity
65% polyester (Pes): hydrophobicity – low moisture absorption (clothing stays clean longer); resistance to friction and abrasion; dimensional stability in washing; low shrinkage
The combination of both fibers eliminates the main disadvantages of each individually. The result is a work fabric with industrial strength and sufficient comfort for all-day use.
What is a strong fabric for work clothes? TC in weights of 195–245 g/m² provides resistance to abrasion and intense mechanical friction – sufficient for most industrial applications. For extreme conditions (welding, working with fire), cotton drill (100% Co, 220–380 g/m², twill weave) with flame-retardant finish is used.
Sapor Textile offers TC fabrics in two ranges: light (108 g/m²) for corporate uniforms and heavy (195–245 g/m²) for industrial workwear. The weight determines the application and durability – there is no single optimal weight for all uses.

108 g/m² – light variant (shirts, uniforms, corporate wear)

What is the best material for work trousers? TC 215–245 g/m² in Poplin weave – high friction resistance at knees and seat, low shrinkage, easy maintenance.
Work and Corporate Shirts (108 g/m²)

Sapor Textile produces and supplies cotton and blended fiber fabrics in six categories: solid-colored fabrics (100% Co, CVC, TC, Co/El), yarn-dyed fabrics (checks, stripes, dobby), digitally and rotary printed fabrics, workwear fabrics (TC 116–245 g/m²), blouse fabrics with elastane, and knits. A total of over 3000 patterns and designs.