Report: Popular Trend of Pressure Rubber Technique
author: Lily
2024-10-30
In outdoor apparel, the pressure rubber technique not only provides protection for the clothes in the outdoor environment, but also adds to the fashionable look of the outdoorwear.
A. Tape Seams
Often used in waterproof jackets to improve the waterproof protection of jacket seams.

B. Bonded Pocket
Combining different fabrics together provides more diversified and interesting designs. The combination of different materials such as mesh, rubber bands, PVC and pressed rubber adds to the outdoor sports style of the waterproof jacket, as well as practicality and functionality.

C. Welded Decoration
Using black tapes to emphasize the design’s details of the clothes, or choose the same fabric as this jacket’s shell to make bonded pocket, showing a more techno-sporty and fashionable and beautiful design style.

D. Welded Zipper
Pressing Rubber can functionally improve the smoothness and waterproofness of the zipper. Meanwhile, in terms of appearance, the waterproof zipper can be designed with English letters or shapes on the slider, and the puller can be designed differently from the common style.

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