Pul Fabric(89)

PUL stands for polyurethane laminate. It’s a base fabric (often a knit or woven) that’s bonded to a thin polyurethane film to create a water‑resistant material you can sew.

• Why people choose it: It balances water resistance with flexibility, making it useful for projects that need to help contain moisture.
• Typical projects: Reusable diaper covers, bag linings, changing pads, and other everyday items where a wipeable layer is helpful.
• Formats on Walmart.com: Sold by the yard in solids and prints, with widths commonly shown around 55–64 inches.

As performance and care can vary by product, review the item’s description and care instructions for best results.

You can shop PUL fabric on Walmart.com in the Arts, Crafts & Sewing section.

1. Search: Type “PUL fabric” to see water‑resistant, laminated options sold by the yard.
2. Filter: Narrow by width, color, or pattern to match your project.
3. Read details: Check the description for “polyurethane laminate,” listed width, and whether the base is knit or woven.
4. Choose fulfillment: Enter your zip code to see shipping, delivery, or pickup options. Availability can vary by location.
5. Plan yardage: Note the fabric width and order by the yard based on your pattern needs.

Selection updates regularly, so checking back or setting preferences in your account can be helpful.

Polyester PUL is commonly used by crafters for items like reusable diaper covers because it’s water‑resistant and durable. Whether it’s suitable for your project depends on the specific product and your preferences.

• Review the listing: Check fiber content, laminate info (some note 1 mil), and care guidelines.
• Care matters: Many makers prefer gentle cycles and low heat; always follow the product’s instructions.
• Prewash and test: Washing a small swatch can help you understand feel and performance.
• Sensitivity concerns: If you have questions about skin sensitivities, consider consulting a medical professional.

Comparing stretch knit versus non‑stretch options can also help you match comfort and durability to your pattern.

On Walmart.com, you’ll find water‑resistant, laminated fabrics sold by the yard in a range of styles.

• Widths: Product pages frequently list widths around 55, 60, or 64 inches.
• Looks: Solids and prints are available for coordinating with your project.
• Base fabrics: Options can include stretch knit coated jerseys (more give for fitted items) and non‑stretch woven or ripstop styles (added structure and abrasion resistance) with polyurethane laminates or coatings.

Check each product description for the base fabric, coating/laminate notes (e.g., 1 mil), and care instructions so you can choose the best match for your use.

A few sewing choices can help manage moisture and reduce wicking, though results vary by fabric and technique.

• Stitches: Use a slightly longer stitch length to minimize needle holes.
• Handling: Use clips instead of pins where possible to avoid extra perforations.
• Seams: Topstitch seam allowances to one side; in higher‑stress areas, a seam‑sealing tape may help.
• Pressing: Avoid direct heat on the laminate; if needed, press from the fabric side on low with a pressing cloth, following the product’s care guidance.
• Test first: Try your settings on a scrap before sewing the full project.

Always refer to the fabric’s care notes for the best results.