Activewear fabric supplier for apparel development

A fabric face that fits the design

A smooth double-face knit and a visible rib create different garment appearances. Use article 6602 as the smooth reference and article 6609 for a pronounced rib. Compare article 8614 when the brief calls for a lighter textured fabric.

Keep the garment context with the cutting

Label each cutting with its article reference and intended garment. Review the material in your planned seam and pattern construction, rather than comparing loose swatches without the project brief.

Move from selection to an inquiry

The sample list keeps the articles together as you browse. In your message, add the garment type and the fabric quantity you are considering. Include the color direction and any requirements already established by your development team.

Start with the garment and its panels

Our sportswear fabric range includes nylon-spandex and polyester-spandex materials for apparel development. For a gym wear fabric request, identify the garment and the panels you need to compare. A body fabric, a mesh insert and an adjoining lining can each have a separate material reference within the same project.

Review fitted components in their construction

For sports bra fabric, distinguish the body panel from an insert or lining and state any support requirements separately. The range includes knitted materials offered for sports-underwear and bra applications. Compare the intimate apparel selection and mesh options with the intended seams, adjoining materials and complete garment sample in view.

Make the performance brief specific

Athletic fabric wholesale sourcing starts with a material brief that names the sport, garment construction and sample requirement. When choosing fabric for activewear, record the face, direction and article being used in the sample. Include any required measurements or tests when requesting performance knit fabric, so the evaluation addresses the criteria established by your team.