The application of Cotton Canvas fabric in Handbag Production

Canvas is a thick cotton or linen fabric, named after its original use for sails. Generally, plain weave is used, and a small amount of twill weave is used. Both warp and weft yarns are made of multiple strands. Canvas is usually divided into two categories: coarse canvas and fine canvas.

Coarse canvas, also known as awning cloth, has good waterproof properties. Its biggest feature is that it is strong and durable. It is used for automobile transportation and covering open-air warehouses, as well as for setting up tents in the wild. Fine canvas is used to make labor protection clothing and its supplies. After dyeing or printing, it can also be used as shoe materials, luggage fabrics, handbags, backpacks, tablecloths, tablecloths, etc.

Some people think that canvas and sailboats should appear at the same time, but this is not the case. The history of canvas is extremely long. As early as the ancient Roman era, canvas was widely used. Because canvas is woven with multiple strands, it is strong, wear-resistant, dense and thick. The ancient Romans at that time initially used it to make wristbands for falcon training. The densely woven thick canvas also has good waterproof properties, and was eventually used by the ancient Romans to make marching tents in large quantities. Due to the strong and wear-resistant characteristics of canvas, the first modern parachute was made of canvas, the first modern football used rubber as the core and canvas as the ball surface, and the world's first oil painting in the 15th century was also made of thick and wear-resistant canvas. In the early 16th century, canvas was brought to the American continent by merchants. In the early days of European immigration to the Americas, canvas bags became the favorite of people who yearned for freedom and were full of adventurous spirit. The world's first pair of jeans that appeared later was also sewn with canvas. The birth of the world's first pair of canvas shoes marked the development of canvas into a new period, and canvas began to be closer to people's lives. In the 1960s and 1970s in China, military green canvas school bags became a fashionable item that everyone had. With the advancement of science and technology, textile technology has been greatly improved, the types of canvas have gradually increased, and their applications have become more extensive. In the 21st century, we have entered the era of environmental protection, and canvas, an environmentally friendly fabric, has gained more recognition. Although canvas is not ostentatious and showy enough, it is more casual and low-key. The new canvas concept will carry new fashion concepts and enter the fashion field.

Advantages:

Durability: The weaving method of canvas makes it very strong and durable, and it can withstand large loads without being easily damaged. This makes canvas a popular material in the handbag industry, especially when it needs to withstand heavy objects and daily wear and tear.

Strong plasticity: Canvas can be processed through different processes to obtain a variety of textures and styles, such as printing, dyeing, coating, etc. It is suitable for making handbags of all styles, from casual to formal occasions.

Environmental protection: Cotton canvas is a natural material, which is less chemically treated and has good environmental performance. Modern consumers are paying more and more attention to environmental protection, and canvas handbags are favored because of their natural materials.

Disadvantages:

Weight: Although canvas itself is not heavy, it is heavier than some synthetic materials, which may affect the lightness and comfort of the handbag.

Easy to get dirty: Although canvas is durable, it is easy to absorb dust and dirt due to its rough surface material. Once dirty, it may be troublesome to clean, especially if the canvas is not waterproof.

Specific applications of canvas in handbag production

1. Leisure handbags. For example, canvas messenger bags and handbags are popular among young people because of their wear resistance and large capacity. Casual handbags usually need to be simple in design, durable and functional, and canvas's sturdiness and plasticity make it an ideal choice. Designers can apply various patterns and colors to canvas through printing and dyeing techniques, making each handbag unique.

2. Travel handbags. They need to bear a heavier load and have enough space to store the items needed for travel. Canvas is an ideal choice for travel handbags due to its excellent durability and large capacity.

3. Student backpacks. Need to withstand daily wear and tear, such as the weight of books and frequent use, the wear resistance and strength of canvas are particularly important. In addition, canvas can attract students' attention through diversified printing and embroidery techniques, making school bags more personalized and fashionable.

4. Environmentally friendly shopping bags. In recent years, with the improvement of environmental awareness, canvas has become a popular choice for environmentally friendly shopping bags due to its natural material properties and durability. Canvas shopping bags can not only replace disposable plastic bags, but also can be used repeatedly to reduce the impact on the environment.