Polyester Spandex Jersey for Activewear – CC-TWP003
180 GSM 100D polyester-spandex jersey developed for gym tops, cycling jerseys, dancewear and fitted activewear.
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| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Style No. | CC-XJ2601 |
| Product Name | Polyester/Spandex Three-Bar Tricot Mesh |
| Composition | 80% Polyester, 20% Spandex (Elastane) |
| Construction | Three-Bar Tricot Warp Knit |
| Weight | 190 GSM |
| Recommended Applications | Sportswear panels, sports bras, dancewear and shapewear |
| Pants Application | Not recommended as a main pants fabric; suitable for panel use only |
| Better Cotton (BCI) | Not applicable—this product contains no cotton |
Stretch tricot mesh CC-XJ2601 is a 190 GSM three-bar warp-knit fabric made from 80% polyester and 20% spandex. It is developed primarily for stretch panels, support components and ventilation zones rather than for use as a conventional trouser-shell fabric. Buyers asking what mesh fabric is best for sportswear panels should first determine whether the material will be used for ventilation, support, lining or visual detailing. Each application may require a different level of openness, stretch and recovery. CC-XJ2601 may be considered for: The three-bar tricot construction provides a more controlled warp-knit structure than a lightweight decorative mesh. However, actual air permeability, extension, recovery, transparency and support should be evaluated using a physical sample. For designers researching what fabric is suitable for ventilated activewear panels, fabric placement is also important. Underarm, back and side-panel areas may require different levels of openness and stretch according to the garment pattern. This stretch tricot mesh is not recommended as the main fabric for conventional trousers. It may be incorporated into leggings or fitted bottoms only as a strategically positioned mesh insert, provided that coverage, seam compatibility and durability are acceptable. Brands looking for stretch mesh fabric for dancewear should evaluate transparency, edge curling, snagging, pilling and seam performance. A lining or second fabric layer may be required where greater coverage or support is needed. The mesh structure may promote airflow, but a numerical breathability claim requires an agreed air-permeability test. Contact CC Textile to discuss sampling and application requirements, or connect with us on LinkedIn. The correct mesh depends on the required ventilation, support, transparency and stretch. A physical sample should be evaluated in the intended garment position. It is not recommended as the main trouser fabric. It may be used as a mesh insert in leggings or fitted bottoms after seam and durability testing. Its mesh structure may support airflow, but any numerical breathability claim requires an air-permeability test. #StretchTricotMesh #SportswearPanels #PerformanceKnitFabric 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. 185 GSM nylon-spandex double-knit air-layer fabric for supportive activewear, fitted sports tops, shapewear and stretch panels. 180 GSM full-dull nylon stretch single jersey developed for yoga tops, fitted activewear, dancewear and lightweight base layers.Product Description+
Stretch Tricot Mesh for Performance Panels
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