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  • Q: How is the stretch in your suiting fabrics achieved?

    We add spandex in the weft direction (typically 3–5% spandex content) using a woven structure to achieve 15–25% moderate stretch. This design ensures shape retention — the fabric does not sag after wear, with no bagging at knees or elbows.

  • Q: How is the pilling resistance of your fabrics?

    Our T/R stretch fabrics achieve pilling resistance of grade 3–4 (ISO 12945). Through optimized yarn quality, weaving density, and finishing processes, the fabric remains smooth after prolonged wear and washing.

  • Q: Is the fabric wrinkle-prone? Does it require ironing?

    Our casual suiting fabrics are wrinkle-resistant finished with good recovery. After daily wear, hanging overnight will restore smoothness. For best results, low-temperature ironing is sufficient — no professional dry cleaning required.

  • Q: What types of garments are these fabrics suitable for?

    Mainly for women‘s blazers, trousers, vests, and skirts in the business casual category. Depending on weight and stretch level, they can be adapted for spring/summer (180–220 GSM) and autumn/winter (240–300 GSM).

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