Jacquard Interlock Weft Knit Fabric
75% Nylon 25% Spandex Dryfit Tricot Warp Knit Fabric
- ModelRC06018A09
| Composition: | 75% Nylon + 25% Spandex |
| Width: | 160cm |
| Weight: | 170g/m2 |
| Structure: | Tricot Warp |
| Packaging: | 25kg/roll |
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◆ Lead Time: 25-35 days
◆ Shipping: Sea freight, Railway freight
◆ Payment: T/T, L/C ...
Product Details
This high-performance fabric is composed of 75% nylon and 25% spandex, featuring a tricot warp knit construction.
This fabric is designed to be moisture-wicking, it is capable of quickly moving sweat away from the skin to the surface of the fabric, where it can evaporate, keeping the wearer dry and comfortable.
The blend fabric is prepared for sublimation or digital printing
The fabric's compatibility with sublimation or digital printing allows for the production of high-quality, customized athletic garments that are both functional and stylish, meeting the demands of various sports activities.
The combination of nylon and spandex provides durability, stretchability, and a snug fit, making it ideal for athletic wear and other active apparel like running, cycling, and pétanque because it combines environmental responsibility with advanced printing capabilities.
MH Interlock Fabric Feature
Interlock fabric has good moisture-wicking properties, quickly transferring sweat away from the skin's surface to keep you dry.
The fabric is breathable, allowing for effective airflow, making it suitable for active wear.
Interlock fabric feels soft against the skin, making it comfortable for garments like T-shirts and underwear.
Some interlock fabrics include elastane (like LYCRA), providing excellent stretch and adaptability for various movements.
It can be used for sublimation printing, allowing for vibrant, personalized designs while maintaining print quality.
Customization Services
Material Customization
MH interlock fabric comes in materials, offer a soft touch, excellent stretch, and versatility.
Knit Structure Types Customization
MH double fabrics are classified under different knitted fabric structures, reflecting the various surface textures and performance characteristics formed during the knitting process.
