Lenzing™ Viscose Striped Rib uses the same 32s Lenzing™ viscose and 30D spandex formula as the rib series, but the knitting process is adjusted to create a longer, more pronounced vertical stripe effect. The Lenzing™ viscose keeps the surface smooth and lustrous, while the 30D spandex ensures the fabric holds the stripe structure without sagging or losing shape when stretched.
The elongated vertical stripes create a natural visual slimming effect when worn, a practical selling point for slim-fit essentials and camisole tops. Because the texture comes from the knit structure itself rather than a print, the pattern won't fade or crack with repeated washing the way a printed stripe might.
This blend works for underwear, camisole tops, slim-fit tops, and knitted sets. It suits products that want a decorative, slimming stripe effect while keeping the soft, skin-friendly properties of Lenzing™ viscose and spandex.
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