Elastic Tulle - Oslo

This base fabric, Elastic Tulle - Oslo, has a composition of 94% polyester and 6% elastane, which gives it a soft touch and an elasticity that allows it to adapt to the body. Its weight of 80 gr/m2 makes it light and comfortable to wear. The solid color printed on this fabric is a bright yellow, with a mix of 5% Cyan ink, 0% Magenta ink, 90% Yellow ink, and 0% Black ink, resulting in a CMYK of 5 0 90 0. This yellow color is a symbol of joy, optimism, and positive energy. It combines especially well with blue, green, and gray tones, making it perfect for summer garments.

It is important to note that this fabric is printed with the solid color on one side only using digital textile printing, which means it is not a dyed fabric but printed on one side. This gives the fabric a matte appearance on the unprinted side and a shiny appearance on the printed side.

The general characteristics of this base fabric are its transparent visual texture and its thin and elastic tactile texture. These characteristics make it perfect for intimate garments, such as bras and briefs, as well as for flowing dresses and skirts. In addition, this fabric is designed for use in any season, making it timeless and versatile.

Regarding the applications and uses of Elastic Tulle - Oslo, we can expand on what has been provided. This fabric is ideal for lingerie garments, such as bras, bralettes, briefs, and bodysuits, as well as for elegant dresses and skirts. It can also be used in the manufacture of accessories, such as stockings and childrens fashion garments. Its transparency makes it perfect for superimposed layers, which makes it a popular choice for brides.

The care for this type of fabric is quite simple: do not bleach, wash at maximum temperatures of 30ºC, and it does not allow dry cleaning or ironing. It also cannot be tumble dried. It is important to consider these care instructions to keep the fabric in perfect condition.

Finally, the printing technology used to create this fabric is called sublimation (polyester). This digital textile printing process is a technique that uses special inks that are impregnated into the base fabric through heat and pressure, resulting in a bright and durable print. It is important to know that the print is only on one side of the fabric, so be careful when cutting and making the garment so that important parts of the print are not lost in the fabric once sewn.