Midweight TR Stretch Fabric (Twill, DWR) – CC-0010


Product CodeCC-0010

SpecificationDetails
Product CodeCC-0010
Fabric NamePolyester Rayon Stretch Twill Fabric
ConstructionTwill
Yarn Specification32S/40D × 150D/40D
Composition76% Polyester, 18% Rayon, 6% Spandex
FinishDWR
Weight218 GSM
Finished Width146 cm
Suggested ApplicationsUniform trousers, office workwear, hospitality uniforms, light jackets, commuting pants

Product Description

Midweight TR Stretch Twill Fabric with DWR – CC-0010

Midweight TR stretch fabric CC-0010 sits in the useful middle ground between lightweight shirting and heavy trouser cloth. At 218 GSM, it has enough body to shape a clean trouser leg or light jacket without creating unnecessary bulk—an important consideration for uniforms worn throughout a full working day.

The fabric combines 76% polyester, 18% rayon and 6% spandex. Polyester forms the practical foundation of the construction, rayon softens the otherwise synthetic character, and spandex gives wearers more freedom when sitting, walking or moving between tasks. A fine twill line adds surface definition while keeping the appearance understated and suitable for professional clothing.

Why 218 GSM Works for Uniform Design

For sourcing teams looking for a 218 GSM midweight TR stretch fabric for uniform trousers, CC-0010 provides a versatile starting point. It is substantial enough for tailored trousers and service uniforms, but more adaptable than very heavy workwear fabrics when garments are intended for indoor or transitional-season use.

The yarn specification is 32S/40D × 150D/40D, and the finished width is 146 cm. This construction can be considered for corporate trousers, reception uniforms, hospitality clothing, commuting pants, light work jackets and structured casual garments.

As a polyester rayon spandex twill fabric for office workwear, CC-0010 has a neater drape than many rigid utility fabrics. The stretch component also allows pattern makers to develop slimmer silhouettes without making everyday movement feel unnecessarily restricted.

A Practical DWR Surface

The DWR finish helps light moisture bead on the surface, providing useful protection from occasional splashes and brief exposure to drizzle. This makes CC-0010 a relevant DWR stretch fabric for corporate uniforms and light jackets, particularly when staff may move between indoor and outdoor environments.

DWR should not be confused with waterproofing. If a garment requires a confirmed hydrostatic pressure rating, waterproof coating or lamination must be developed separately. Water repellency and wash durability should be verified according to the buyer’s required test method before bulk production.

Midweight TR Stretch Fabric: What Buyers Should Confirm

Before approving CC-0010, buyers should compare the fabric against the intended garment pattern and working environment. Important checkpoints include finished weight tolerance, stretch direction, dimensional stability, colour fastness, DWR target and washing method. For projects using midweight TR stretch fabric in matching trousers and jackets, sample garments should be reviewed during movement as well as static fitting. This helps confirm drape, seam appearance and mobility before colour approval and bulk production.

From Fabric Specification to Finished Sample

CC-0010 can be developed in custom colours with lab dips prepared for approval. Hand feel, DWR performance and other finishing requirements can also be reviewed around the intended garment rather than treated as fixed claims.

To understand our textile background and development approach, visit About CC Textile. You can also follow CC Textile on Instagram for fabric surfaces, colour developments and sampling updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CC-0010 suitable for year-round uniforms?
Its 218 GSM weight makes it a versatile option for indoor uniforms and transitional-season clothing. Final comfort will also depend on climate, garment construction and lining selection.

How does this fabric differ from heavyweight TR trouser fabric?
CC-0010 provides a less bulky construction while retaining enough body for trousers and light jackets. It is better suited to projects requiring a cleaner, more adaptable medium weight.

Does the DWR finish make the fabric waterproof?
No. DWR helps resist light surface moisture, but it does not create a waterproof barrier. Coating or lamination is required for confirmed waterproof performance.

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