Knitted mesh hollow fabric 100% polyester 153G/M ² soft skin friendly clothing
Product Description
This knitted mesh hollow fabric—crafted from 100% polyester (infused with Tengwang Ge fiber) and weighing 153G/M²—is tailored for soft, skin-friendly clothing, merging unique texture with practical comfort. The star feature lies in its Tengwang Ge fiber integration: it delivers a wool-like plushness that feels luxuriously soft against the skin, eliminating the scratchiness often associated with synthetic fabrics. Unlike pure wool, this fiber is far easier to maintain—it resists pilling (even after frequent wear, such as layering or washing) and avoids deformation, ensuring the fabric retains its shape long-term.
The 100% polyester base enhances the fabric’s performance: it complements the Tengwang Ge fiber’s softness with durability, standing up to daily use (e.g., casual tops, loungewear) without fraying. The "knitted mesh hollow" structure adds breathability: tiny air pockets in the fabric promote airflow, keeping you cool and preventing stuffiness—ideal for year-round wear, from spring layering to autumn standalone pieces. At 153G/M², the fabric balances thickness and lightness: it’s substantial enough to feel cozy without being bulky, maintaining a lightweight drape that moves with your body.
specification
| Material | 100% Polyester |
| Width | 150CM |
| weight | 153G/M² |
| Applicable scenarios | Soft Skin Friendly Clothing |
| Feature | Soft and skin friendly, relaxed and simple |
| classification | Tengwang grid fiber |
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Reconstructing cross season fashion elements with Dongfeng architectural aesthetics and textile craftsmanship, exploring cultural integration through weaving techniques, and interpreting the philosophy of harmony in diversity
Relaxed and simple, breathable and non transparent
Production plant environment
Rows of large looms run steadily, and metal parts glisten in bright lights. Uniformed workers monitor work, adjust settings, and inspect fabric rolls. The yarn spools are lined up on the walls and fed into a machine that transforms them into continuous pieces of fabric. The air is filled with a faint textile scent, blending efficiency with industrial precision.
