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Baby Gab Twill PV80/20 165 gsm
R48.90
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The Baby Gab Twill PV 80/20 165 gsm is a high-quality fabric designed for durability and comfort. This fabric is composed of 80% polyester and 20% viscose, offering an ideal blend of strength and softness. With a weight of 165 gsm, it is lightweight yet robust, making it perfect for a variety of applications.
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Key Features
- Composition: 80% polyester, 20% viscose
- Weight: 165 gsm, providing a light yet durable fabric
- Weave: Twill, known for its distinctive diagonal pattern and superior strength
- Feel: Soft and comfortable, with a smooth finish
Applications
- Uniforms: Ideal for school uniforms, corporate wear, and workwear due to its durability and easy maintenance.
- Fashion: Suitable for stylish garments that require a blend of strength and comfort.
- Home Décor: Great for lightweight upholstery, cushions, and decorative items.
Benefits
- Durability: The polyester component ensures the fabric is long-lasting and resistant to wear and tear.
- Comfort: The viscose adds a soft, comfortable feel, making it pleasant to wear.
- Easy Care: The fabric is easy to maintain, with excellent color retention and minimal shrinkage.
Choose Baby Gab Twill PV 80/20 165 gsm for a versatile, high-quality fabric that combines durability, comfort, and style, perfect for a wide range of uses.
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- Composition
- Polyester
- Width
- 140cm
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What's the Minimum Order Quantity for Wholesale Fabric?
Minimum order quantities (MOQ) vary depending on the fabric type. Many wholesale fabric suppliers in South Africa offer: full rolls, half rolls, or cut lengths. At Supreme Textiles, we assist both: bulk wholesale buyers, and smaller growing businesses. MOQ usually depends on: imported textiles, dyed fabrics, and manufacturing requirements..
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The Baby Gab Twill PV 80/20 165 gsm is a high-quality fabric designed for durability and comfort. This fabric is composed of 80% polyester and 20% viscose, offering an ideal blend of strength and softness. With a weight of 165 gsm, it is lightweight yet robust, making it perfect for a variety of applications.