Stretch Tricot Mesh for Sportswear – CC-XJ2601
190 GSM polyester-spandex three-bar tricot mesh for sportswear panels, sports bras, dancewear and shapewear applications.
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| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Style No. | CC-XJ8012 |
| Product Name | Nylon/Spandex Double-Knit Air-Layer Fabric |
| Composition | 63% Nylon, 37% Spandex (Elastane) |
| Construction | Double-Knit Air-Layer Structure |
| Source Specification | N20 |
| Weight | 185 GSM |
| Recommended Applications | Supportive activewear, fitted tops, shapewear and stretch panels |
| Pants Application | Conditional—opacity, recovery and abrasion testing required |
| Better Cotton (BCI) | Not applicable—this product contains no cotton |
Nylon double knit fabric CC-XJ8012 is a 185 GSM air-layer fabric made from 63% nylon and 37% spandex. Its double-knit construction provides a more substantial textile platform than a lightweight single jersey and is intended for fitted garments requiring high elasticity and controlled support. For buyers asking what fabric is best for supportive activewear, a double-knit construction may be more appropriate than a thin jersey when the garment requires additional structure. Potential applications include: The high spandex proportion should not be used as the only measure of performance. Actual extension, modulus, recovery and residual deformation must be tested because these properties influence garment support, fit and long-term shape retention. Brands researching what fabric is suitable for shapewear panels should also consider how the fabric performs alongside elastic tapes, linings, power mesh and other materials used in the garment. The fabric’s elasticity may influence cutting accuracy, sewing tension, seam extension and finished measurements. Needle type, stitch construction and thread elasticity should therefore be evaluated during garment sampling. CC-XJ8012 may also be considered as a fabric for compression sports tops, but the target compression level must be defined by the buyer. Composition and GSM alone cannot confirm whether the finished garment will provide light, medium or firm support. Use in leggings or fitted bottoms is conditional. Opacity under extension, recovery, pilling and abrasion resistance should be approved before production. Learn more about CC Textile’s sourcing and manufacturing capabilities or follow us on Facebook. A nylon-spandex double knit can provide more structure than a lightweight jersey. The final selection should be based on the required support, modulus and recovery. It may be considered for shapewear and support panels, but the required compression level should be confirmed through fabric and garment testing. Potentially, but opacity, recovery, abrasion resistance, pilling and garment fit must be approved before bulk production. #NylonDoubleKnit #SupportiveActivewear #ShapewearFabric 190 GSM polyester-spandex three-bar tricot mesh for sportswear panels, sports bras, dancewear and shapewear applications. 180 GSM 100D polyester-spandex jersey developed for gym tops, cycling jerseys, dancewear and fitted activewear. Soft 165 GSM polyester-spandex jersey for sports T-shirts, training tops, lightweight base layers and comfortable loungewear. 180 GSM full-dull nylon stretch single jersey developed for yoga tops, fitted activewear, dancewear and lightweight base layers.Product Description+
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