New Arrival China Railway Dress Fabric - Polyester viscose spandex four way stretch fabric linen texture – Yun Ai Detail:
Unique linen texture 4 way strench fabric, made of polyester, rayon, nylon and spandex, thin and cool handfeeling fabric, very suitable for making pants and suit torusers in spring and summer.
The addition of nylon makes it strong, and the addition of spandex gives it elasticity in 4 directions.
The fabric is resistant to creasing and drapes well making it ideal for trousers, suits etc. Polyviscose is slightly absorbant making it a comfortable fabric to wear while sweating, especially in summer.
A lot of colors you can choose, about the MOQ and price, please inquire us if you are interested.
Fabric Details：
- Composition: 48% Polyester, 42% Rayon, 7% Nylon, 3% Spandex.
- Item No: YA21-2789
- Weight: 295G/M
- Width: 57/58”
- Package: Roll packing
- Technics: Woven
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