Recycled Lycra - Recycled 190 gr/m2

The Recycled Lycra fabric, weighing 190 gr/m2, is composed of 85% polyester and 15% elastane. With a width of 150 cm, this fabric has a soft and elastic texture, making it comfortable to wear. Its chlorine-resistant finish makes it an ideal choice for swimwear, such as bikinis and bathing suits. Additionally, it boasts a very high UV protection factor of 50+, making it suitable for outdoor use during sunnier seasons. The GRS certification and its recycled composition make this fabric a sustainable option.

The printed design on this fabric has several characteristics. It is abstract, with interwoven spots in abstract and colorful shapes. Following an artistic and modern aesthetic, this design adds style and life to any garment made with this fabric. Furthermore, its bright color composition gives it a fun and striking touch.

This fabric is printed on one side using digital textile printing. This means that the printed design is on the right side of the fabric and is not visible on the reverse side. To make the most of the printed design, it is recommended to consider the direction of the pieces when cutting and sewing garments.

Regarding solid colors that could combine with this design, neutral solid colors such as white, black, or grey would be suggested to highlight the colorfulness of the printed design. More intense tones that complement the main colors of the design, such as blue, orange, or yellow, could also be used.

In terms of applications and uses, this fabric is ideal for making accessories like hair ties and scrunchies. It is also perfect for sports swimwear, such as bikinis and bathing suits, thanks to its chlorine resistance and UV protection. Additionally, its soft and elastic texture makes it suitable for fashion garments, such as swimwear with striking and colorful designs.

It is important to consider the necessary care to keep this fabric in good condition. It is recommended to wash it at a maximum temperature of 40ºC, avoiding the use of bleach and dry cleaning. For ironing, a cool temperature should be used. Furthermore, this fabric cannot be tumble dried.

As for the printing technology used on this fabric, sublimation is employed. This is a process in which the ink turns into gas under the influence of heat and pressure, penetrating the fabric fibers. This ensures durable and high-quality printing, allowing the printed design to maintain its vibrancy and detail over time.