shirt fabric

Natural fibers like bamboo and cotton or modal and their blends bear valuable properties. Bamboo and polyester can also be blended to get a desirable combination of properties in the end product, by random mixing of staple fibers is the most common practice. And 50/50, 60/40, 70/30 or 80/20 are the common compositions for bamboo polyester yarn. The fabrics made of bamboo polyester can be single part dyed to achieve kind of melange effect and also it can be double dyed to be solid colors. Comfort is one of the most important aspects of fabrics. Bamboo polyester has strengthen the fabric intensity because of the characteristic of polyester and it has the breathable functions from bamboo material as well.

Pique polo fabric refers to a weaving style, normally used with cotton yarn, which is characterized by raised parallel cords or geometric designs in the fabric. A knit fabric with a similar texture is used in pique polo shirt. With moisture wicking abilities, breathability, and decent durability, polyester cotton polo shirt fabric are the most common polo shirts found today. Product highlights: 1. Pique fabric is particularly nice for knit pique polo shirts. 2. Pique fabric is well durable, less hairiness as it is very suitable for wicking treatment. 3. Tubular width is good for seamless clothes. 4. Both solid and print are workable. 5. Single part dyed and double part dyed are both workable. 6. Bio-washing: Optional

Interlock fabric is a variation of rib knit construction. Viscose has many desirable qualities, which makes it a wonderful fiber to work with in many ways. Because of its unique versatility, it can be blended with many other fibers such as cotton, modal, polyester to get different characteristics. Product highlights: 1. it blends very well with other fibers. 2. Appearance is the same on both sides of the fabric. 3. Soft hand feeling. 4. Tight and compact in construction. 5. Breathable & Highly absorbent. 6. Inexpensive. Technical index>> Colour fastness to washing(AATCC61-2010): 4.0-5.0 Colour fastness to perspiration(AATCC15-2009): 4.0-5.0 Colour fastness to rubbing(AATCC8-2007): 4.0-5.0