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4 Way Stretch 200 gsm
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Key Features:
- 4-Way Stretch: Ensures maximum mobility and comfort, stretching both horizontally and vertically.
- Durable Blend: The 97% polyester ensures strength and longevity, while the 3% spandex adds the necessary stretch for dynamic movements.
- Lightweight: At 200 gsm, this fabric strikes the perfect balance between being sturdy and lightweight, suitable for activewear, sportswear, and casual garments.
- Versatile Use: Ideal for sportswear, yoga pants, leggings, dancewear, and any other garments requiring flexibility and ease of movement.
- Soft Touch: Smooth and soft texture that feels great against the skin, ensuring all-day comfort.
Enhance your wardrobe or product line with our high-quality 4-way stretch fabric, designed to move with you and withstand the rigors of everyday use.
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- Composition
- Polyester
- Width
- 140cm
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