Moderate Stretch Polyester Knit Fabric

Zhejiang Hongxiang Textile Technology Co., Ltd. is one of the most reliable manufacturers and suppliers of moderate stretch polyester knit fabric in China, also supports custom service. Please rest assured to wholesale bulk high quality moderate stretch polyester knit fabric from our factory. Welcome to view our website for more information.

This T315TB8 double-sided knitted fabric is made of 93% polyester and 7% spandex, with a weight of 245g/㎡ and a width of 155cm. The fabric surface is delicate and dense, maintaining good breathability and preventing sweating during daily wear. The fabric has soft elasticity, good drape, and is not easily deformed, making it suitable for creating casual round neck hoodies, sweatpants, minimalist jackets, and other autumn and winter daily clothing. The ready to wear version is firm and durable, comfortable and comfortable to wear.

(The bottom right corner of the image is only for reference of ready-made garments that can be made.)

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Q: What are the payment terms?

A: We commonly accept T/T (Telegraphic Transfer) with a 30% deposit and 70% balance before shipment. Terms can be discussed based on order value and cooperation.

Q: Do you offer eco-friendly fabrics or relevant certifications?

A: Yes. We offer sustainable options like GRS-certified recycled polyester and nylon. Relevant certificates can be provided to support your green initiatives.

Q: Why does the fabric become loose and lose elasticity after washing or wearing? Is the spandex broken?

A: This issue is usually not caused by broken spandex filaments, which would only lead to localized loss of resilience. The more common cause is spandex elastic fatigue. Just like a rubber band that stretches out after long-term use, repeated stretching, especially high-temperature washing and drying, will temporarily relax the molecular structure of spandex. We recommend hand-washing in cold or lukewarm water, avoiding tumble drying, and laying the fabric flat to air dry. Its elasticity can usually be partially restored.