Three chemistries. One correct answer per application.

We stock and supply the three principal adhesive chemistries used in garment bonding — in film, web and tape form, cut to your width and roll length.

Thermoplastic, with excellent elongation and recovery and a soft hand feel. Available clear or opaque.

Good wash performance

Reactive — cross-links after application for very high bond strength, applied at low temperature.

Excellent wash performance

High flexibility and heat resistance, with non-slip properties for grippers and high-stretch garments.

Excellent stretch and recovery

Compare the chemistries.

Which adhesive is right depends on your fabric, your construction and the wash requirement your brand tests to.

Adhesive selection guide — characteristics, applications and wash performance.
Type	Key characteristics	Typical applications	Wash performance
TPU Film (DNS)	Thermoplastic; excellent elongation and recovery; soft hand feel; clear or opaque	Bra wings, panel bonding, hems, elastic replacement, men's underwear, logos	Good Suited to standard domestic wash cycles
PUR Hot-Melt	Reactive; cross-links after application; very high bond strength; low-temperature	Outerwear, technical seams, laminating, bra, men's underwear	Excellent Industrial wash and dry-clean resistant
Silicone	High flexibility and heat resistance; non-slip properties	Silicone-bonded high stretch & recovery garments, bra	Excellent Retains elasticity after repeated wash

We qualify the adhesive on your fabric, to your wash requirement, before bulk.

Supply forms

Custom widths, custom roll lengths, custom component shapes — supplied to fit your process rather than forcing your process to fit the product.

Film
Sheet adhesive for panel bonding, laminating and full-surface applications.
Web
Open-structure adhesive for breathable bonds and softer hand feel.
Tape
Narrow-width rolls for hems, seams, trims and continuous laydown.

Standard domestic wash: TPU film (DNS) gives the softest hand feel with good recovery at the lowest cost per metre.
Industrial or dry-clean: PUR hot-melt cross-links after application and resists industrial wash cycles.
High stretch & recovery: Silicone retains elasticity after repeated wash and adds non-slip grip.
Low-temperature fabrics: PUR applies at low temperature, protecting heat-sensitive synthetics.
Not sure?: Send fabric. We produce bonded samples with documented peel and wash results before you commit.

Proven before production

Bonded samples produced on your own fabric, with peel strength and wash test results, before you place a bulk order — at no obligation.