VIOLET RED FABRIC

HT1494

The Violet Red Fabric is a technical textile engineered with a multi-polymer blend designed for performance apparel and lifestyle garments. Composed of a balanced integration of Nylon, Polyester, and Spandex, this material provides a controlled four-way stretch and structural recovery. With a medium-weight density of 180 GSM and a functional width of 155 CM, it facilitates efficient markers for industrial garment production. The specific Violet Red pigmentation is achieved through precise dyeing processes that ensure consistent color depth across large-scale production lots, meeting the aesthetic and functional requirements of the global textile market.

Material Composition and Physical Properties

The fabric architecture utilizes a combination of synthetic fibers to optimize mechanical strength and moisture management.

Core Technical Advantages

• Elasticity and Recovery: The 15% Spandex content ensures dimensional stability, allowing the fabric to return to its original shape after significant elongation.
• Abrasion Resistance: The high Nylon concentration enhances surface durability, reducing pilling and wear during repetitive motion.
• Moisture Regulation: The Polyester-Nylon blend facilitates capillary action, moving moisture away from the skin to the fabric surface for evaporation.
• Optimized Density: At 180 GSM, the fabric offers sufficient opacity for athletic applications while maintaining breathability.

Primary Application Scenarios

• Activewear: Production of compression leggings, yoga wear, and athletic tops requiring ergonomic fit and flexibility.
• Casual Wear: Manufacturing of form-fitting lifestyle apparel, including t-shirts and lightweight jackets.
• Sublimation and Printing: Suitable base for technical branding and heat transfer applications due to the polyester component.

Care and Handling Instructions

Storage Conditions

Store rolls in a cool, dry environment away from direct UV exposure to prevent oxidative yellowing or pigment degradation. Maintain a vertical storage orientation or use racking systems that prevent pressure marks on the fabric surface.

Usage and Processing Notes

• Needle Selection: Use ballpoint needles during sewing to prevent fiber fracture and "runs" in the knit structure.
• Thermal Processing: Monitor temperatures during heat setting or lamination to avoid damaging the Spandex fibers, which may lose elasticity if exposed to temperatures exceeding 180°C.
• Laundering: Recommended wash at low temperatures with neutral detergents to preserve color fastness and fiber integrity.