9.2 OZ Cotton Poly Spandex Stretch Denim Fabric, 170 cm Wide

Product Description

Heavy dark blue cotton poly spandex stretch denim fabric is a twill-woven stretch denim built on a 70% cotton, 28.5% polyester and 1.5% spandex blend, supplied to jeanswear and denim garment manufacturers, fashion brands, and denim fabric wholesalers. The 1.5% spandex content is what sets it apart from rigid denim: it gives two-way stretch and shape recovery, so finished jeans stay comfortable through wear without bagging at the knee or seat.

MH supplies this denim in a heavy dark blue shade with a crosshatch slub surface, and can arrange alternative shades such as indigo black and sulfur black, along with other weights and widths, for buyers running multiple denim programs. Because the cloth is sanforized before shipment, cutting rooms work with a fabric that has already been through controlled shrinkage and behaves predictably after garment wash.

For sourcing purposes, the fabric measures 170 cm wide at 9.2 OZ (about 311 g/m2), woven from a 10+10*21/40+21/70TR yarn construction and rolled at approximately 100 m per roll. The wide cut gives efficient marker layouts for five-pocket jeans and jackets, while the mid-heavy weight sits in the range most denim buyers use for year-round bottoms rather than seasonal-only pieces.

Features

• Two-way comfort stretch — the 1.5% spandex allows the fabric to move with the body and pull back into shape, reducing knee and seat distortion in finished jeans.
• Cotton-rich hand feel — at 70% cotton the surface keeps a natural denim touch and dye depth, while the polyester share adds tear strength and dimensional stability in wear.
• Sanforized before delivery — controlled pre-shrinkage means cut panels hold their measurements, so size grading stays reliable after garment wash.
• Crosshatch slub surface — the irregular yarn texture develops visible contrast during washing and abrasion, giving finished garments an authentic vintage denim character.
• 9.2 OZ mid-heavy weight — substantial enough for jeans, jackets and workwear bottoms, yet lighter than rigid heavy denim, which keeps sewing speeds and needle wear reasonable.
• 170 cm usable width — the broad cut improves fabric utilization per garment compared with standard 145 cm denim, lowering waste on large cutting orders.

Applications

• Jeanswear production — Used by denim manufacturers and jeans brands for five-pocket jeans, skinny and slim-fit bottoms, and stretch denim shorts.
• Outerwear manufacturing — Popular with garment factories and fashion labels for denim jackets, trucker jackets, and casual overshirts.
• Workwear and uniform supply — Sourced by workwear producers and uniform contractors for durable work pants, aprons, and utility bottoms.
• Casual apparel programs — A regular pick for apparel suppliers producing denim skirts, dungarees, and relaxed casual bottoms.
• Fabric distribution — Common among denim fabric wholesalers and textile importers, who resell it by the roll to regional garment factories.

Customization Service

• Color development — Shades beyond heavy dark blue, including dark blue, indigo black and sulfur black, can be dyed to order against buyer references.
• Weight range — Denim can be supplied from roughly 7.8 to 13.7 OZ so buyers can build a full weight ladder across one collection.
• Width options — Widths up to 74/75 inch are available on request when cutting efficiency or wide-panel styles call for it.
• Blend adjustment — Cotton, polyester and spandex ratios can be re-specified for firmer or softer stretch performance depending on the garment type.
• Finish and packing — Surface finish and roll length can be adapted to suit the buyer's washing process and container loading plan.

Why Source From MH

• Denim sourcing depth — MH works with a wide mill base for denim, so buyers can match weight, blend and shade across a full jeanswear range through one supplier.
• Bulk order handling — Order consolidation and roll-level planning support repeat container-scale denim programs rather than one-off cuts.
• Export experience — Long-running textile export operations to garment manufacturing markets keep documentation and shipping arrangements straightforward.
• Quality control — Fabric is inspected for shade consistency, width and weight before shipment, so cutting rooms receive rolls that match the approved sample.