Olefin is a highly durable fabric. It is resistant to abrasion, making it a long-lasting choice for a variety of applications, including outdoor furniture coverings. This fabric has excellent moisture-wicking property, which makes it dry quickly and doesn’t retain water, making it ideal for outdoor use where rain or spills might occur. It is also considered remarkably soft and smooth. While not as insulating as some other materials, olefin provides a moderate level of thermal insulation, making it suitable for various weather conditions. Also, it is inherently flame-retardant, meaning it is less likely to catch fire or spread flames, which adds an element of safety to its use. It is made from recyclable materials, which makes it a more environmentally friendly option compared to some other synthetics. They use no water or other natural resources during production and is once a waste material from oil production; making it one of the greenest textiles with the lowest carbon footprint. The fabric recovers well from creases and wrinkles, maintaining a neat appearance with minimal effort. It also has good elasticity and will return to its original shape after stretching, which enhances its durability and fit.