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Reflective fabric is a special type of material that can reflect light when illuminated. It is widely used in safety, protective, fashion, and outdoor products. Reflective fabric is made by combining regular textile materials with reflective elements such as glass beads or microprisms. When light sources like vehicle headlights or flashlights shine on it, the light is reflected back toward the source, significantly increasing visibility.

🔍 Types of Reflective Fabric

Glass Bead Reflective Fabric

• Utilizes glass beads embedded on the fabric surface to create reflectivity.

• The most common and cost-effective type.

• Suitable for sewing and printing; widely used in apparel.

Heat-Transfer Reflective Film / Tape

• Comes with a heat-activated adhesive backing and can be ironed onto fabrics.

• Ideal for enhancing reflectivity in specific areas.

Colored Reflective Fabric

• Offers various colors (e.g., red, blue, green, neon) while maintaining reflective functionality.

• Often used in fashion and athletic wear.

Reflective fabric Material:

• Material: TC reflective fabric / Polyester reflective fabric / Stretch reflective fabric / Flame retardant reflective fabric
• Reflectivity: 500R sliver / Colored will be 50R 
• Width: 100cm or 135cm / Cutable strips
• Color: white , black , red , yellow , silver , blue , green
• Packing: 100m/roll

🛠 Structure and Materials

• Backing Fabric: Typically made from polyester (Terylene), TC fabric, or stretch fabrics to provide strength and sewability.

• Reflective Layer: Composed of glass beads or microprisms arranged on the surface.

• Adhesive Layer: Binds the reflective material to the base fabric. Some versions are designed with heat-activated adhesive layers.

💡 Main Applications

Safety and Protection

• Traffic police uniforms, construction vests, firefighter gear, night running apparel.

Sports and Outdoor Gear

• Cycling wear, running clothes, hiking backpacks.

Fashion and Streetwear

• High-end designer clothing and urban fashion collections often use reflective fabric as a design element.

Industrial Use

• High-visibility workwear, reflective tents, warning flags, and more.

✅ Advantages and Features