Recycled Microfiber - Biarritz

The Recycled Microfiber Fabric - Biarritz is characterized by its softness and rigidity, featuring a printed design that reflects an abstract style with watercolor nuances and floral motifs in shades of daisy pink, mint green, and deep sea green. This vibrant design evokes nature and creativity, perfect for projects seeking an artistic and contemporary touch. To complement these colors, plain options such as white, light gray, or cream could be considered, providing a subtle contrast without overshadowing the print. Its worth noting that the fabric is printed with the design on one side using digital textile printing, thus ensuring superior quality in details and colors.

Regarding its general characteristics, the fabric has a composition of 100% polyester, which provides durability and resistance, with a weight of 110 gr/m2 making it light yet substantial. The texture is soft to the touch, making it a comfortable option for various applications. Additionally, the printed design adds an attractive aesthetic dimension, ideal for fashion garments and accessories. The applications and uses of this fabric are varied and versatile, ranging from fashion, such as jackets, shorts, and accessories like tote bags and wallets, to decorative items, such as cushions and curtains. Its use in sports and swimwear is ideal for making swimsuits and outdoor clothing, providing a contemporary design that stands out in any environment.

Regarding the necessary care, it is essential to treat this fabric with attention to preserve its qualities. Washing temperatures no higher than 30ºC are recommended, and the use of bleaches should be avoided. Although dry cleaning is allowed, trichloroethylene should not be used, and it is important to iron at a cool temperature. Furthermore, tumble drying is not permitted, which highlights the need for natural drying to maintain the fabrics integrity.

Finally, the printing technology used is sublimation on polyester, a process that allows inks to be transferred onto the fabric using heat, ensuring that the colors are deeply absorbed into the fibers. This technique not only offers a range of vibrant and long-lasting colors but also ensures that the design maintains its quality over time, resisting wear and maintaining its fresh and attractive appearance.