PVC coated fabric is a type of material that features a layer of Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) coating on its surface. This coating enhances the fabric's durability and makes it water-resistant, providing protection against chemicals, oils, and abrasions. Due to its added strength and weather resistance, PVC coated fabric is commonly used in applications such as outdoor furniture, awnings, truck covers, and industrial curtains. However, it may be less breathable compared to uncoated fabrics, and its production process involves the use of synthetic materials. On the other hand, uncoated fabric lacks the PVC layer and is generally more breathable but may not offer the same level of water resistance or durability as its PVC-coated counterpart. Uncoated fabrics are often used in clothing, linens, and other applications where breathability is a primary concern.