Star Tent

Variety of Products
As one of the leading tent producers, we mainly design and manufacture different kinds of outdoor products, including pop up canopy, folding tent, star tent, dome tent, pagoda tent, feather flag, tear drop flag and so on. Our experienced team is fully equipped to cater to all your tent needs and provide quality products that meet your expectations.

Rich Experience and Professional Team
Our team is a collection of development, design and production. We have more than 9 years of experience in outdoor equipment manufacturing and has rich experience on design the distinctive products.

High Quality
Versatility and functionality are our top priorities as we create tents that can withstand harsh weather conditions and heavy foot traffic. Our fabric options include Oxford cloth and PVC, which are waterproof and heat-resistant, making them durable and reliable. Plus, they have passed M2 testing, ensuring the highest level of quality.

Advanced Equipment
Our factory is equipped with cutting-edge technology, including our very own transfer printing equipment. Besides, we have six complete production lines, which can satisfy OEM requirements from customers and allow us to expedite production without compromising on the quality of our products. With this, we can create custom advertising tents that are tailored to your exact specifications.

Wide Market
Our products are exported to Europe, American, Middle East, Australia, New Zealand and other countries. Meanwhile, we are working to develop and innovate a characteristic product-dome, which has been supplied to some famous outdoor brand manufacturers as mountaineering base camp.

Superior Service
We can provide samples free of charge for inspection before ordering in bulk. For custom printing projects, we can help with typesetting for customers' reference. Moreover, our customer service team is available and dependable to provide support and solutions to customers at all times.

If you do nothing else, make sure that your tent is dry before you store it. A tent that is put away damp will develop mildew, which will give your tent a funky odor. The moisture can also potentially damage the polyurethane waterproof coatings beyond repair. If you've ever had a tent that became flaky, tacky or smelly, that's likely because it was not dry before you stored it. To keep this from happening, dry your tent out by setting it up indoors or in a shaded outdoor spot. If you don't have enough space to pitch it, drape it or hang it until dry.

If you returned home from your outing with a dirty tent, taking the time to clean it can help improve longevity, especially if it was exposed to sand, fine dust, bird droppings and tree sap. Use cold water and mild, non-detergent soap to spot clean dirty fabric. To get sap off, let the sap dry and then try gently spot cleaning with mineral oil or other alcohol-based products, like hand sanitizer or wet wipes. Be sure to rinse well with water afterward. To keep your zippers running smooth, use an old toothbrush to remove grit.

● Store Your Tent Loosely in a Cool, Dry Place
Keep it loose: Though nicely compact for backpacking, the stuff sack that came with your tent is a poor choice for long-term storage. You want tent fabrics to relax and breathe. An old pillowcase or similarly sized mesh bag will work well. You can neatly fold your tent up and place it in the bag or simply stuff it in.

Reduce tension: For tent poles, you can extend the life of the shockcord by storing the poles partially assembled to take tension off the cord. But not everyone has space to do this, so another option is to break the poles down by starting in the middle and working toward the ends. Collapsing poles down like this evenly distributes tension along the cord.

Keep it cool: When looking for a place to keep your tent, try to find a dry, cool spot in your home. This means avoid storing it in damp or hot locations like a basement, attic or car trunk. A gear closet or garage are both good options.