Felt is a nonwoven textile material made from natural or synthetic fibers using felting or pressing techniques. It is widely used across various industries due to its functional properties and adaptability.

Key technical characteristics of felt include lightness, air permeability, and structural versatility. Felt is available in different densities depending on its intended use. Thin, densely pressed felt is ideal for product manufacturing, while thicker variants are commonly used for sound insulation and construction applications.

We supply felt as a technical fabric tailored to the needs of diverse industries. Felt products and custom sewing services can be ordered via our website at www.tehaudumi.lv or purchased directly from our warehouse in Riga, Krustabaznīcas iela 9a.

We offer felt in rolls and sheets with a variety of thicknesses, densities, and compositions: synthetic or blended (polyester + wool).

Main Properties of Synthetic Felt:

Shock absorption: Dampens impact and reduces vibrations
Thermal insulation: Retains heat efficiently; suitable as an insulating material
Sound insulation: Dense structure limits sound transmission
Air permeability: Varies depending on density and fiber composition
Durability: High resistance to wear, tearing, and mechanical stress
Flexibility: Easily cut, shaped, and glued
Low maintenance: Easy to clean, retains shape, and dries quickly
Non-fraying: Unlike woven fabrics, felt does not crumble
UV resistance: Does not fade or degrade under sunlight

Why Choose Felt from Tehaudumi:

Available in both retail and wholesale
Free delivery on most items
Special pricing and promotions for returning customers
Fast shipping (Omniva, DPD, and more)
Sample orders available
Expert advice and customer support
Professional sewing services for businesses (filters and filter bags made to order)

Advantages of Felt as a Material:

Synthetic felt is cost-effective, moisture-resistant, mold-resistant, shape-retaining, and requires no special treatment.
Blended felt combines the natural insulation of wool with the durability of synthetics. It retains shape better, shrinks less, and preserves the key benefits of both components.