Viscose Air-Layer Stretch Jersey is made with 50s viscose, 50/72 DTY polyester, and 20D spandex. This blend gives the air-layer structure a soft hand feel paired with crisp support. Viscose delivers a fine, cool-to-the-touch sensation, DTY polyester adds substance and durability, and the 20D spandex ensures the fabric stretches naturally with the body without feeling tight.
The fabric surface is full with a slightly plush character, flat and smooth on the face, and clean on the back. It holds a rounded, full silhouette even after repeated washing and stretching, resisting wrinkles and deformation. Cutting and sewing are straightforward, with minimal edge curling, and dye lots are even, meeting the strict color consistency requirements of bulk production.
This blend is commonly used for hoodies, jackets, casual pants, wide-leg trousers, and active sets. It is especially suited for styles that call for a full silhouette with a soft hand. Factories can offer a range of weights and colors to suit different seasons and price points.
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