Lenzing™ Viscose Stretch Jersey is knitted from 32s Lenzing™ viscose and 30D spandex. The fabric is lightweight with an almost silky surface sheen. The Lenzing™ viscose fibers bring a soft touch and subtle luster, and the moderate 30D spandex content is enough to let the jersey stretch naturally with body movement and recover cleanly, without adding noticeable weight.
Because single jersey is a simple, relatively open knit structure by nature, this fiber combination keeps the fabric breathable and easy-draping while providing enough recovery to avoid the bagging and sagging often seen in non-stretch jersey after repeated wear.
This fabric suits t-shirts, slim-fit tees, base layers, and lightweight casual tops. It works for products where a soft, smooth hand and body-hugging comfort are valued more than heavy weight or crisp structure.
Direct Answer: What Defines a Good Knitted Fabric A good knitted fabric is defined by a controlled loop structure, a stable finished weight and a verified response to washing and stretching. The visible surface is only a small part of the ...
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