Recycled Lycra - Recycled 190 gr/m2

The Recycled Lycra fabric is characterized by an abstract design, composed of brushstrokes that evoke an artistic connection with nature. This design is manifested in a color palette that includes iceberg blue, corn yellow, and olive green, creating a vibrant and fresh fusion. Additionally, this fabric is digitally printed on one side, which ensures an impactful presentation of colors and a quality finish. It can be perfectly combined with solid colors such as white, black, or neutral tones like gray, which would enhance the rich color scheme of the print.

The characteristics of the 190 gr/m2 Recycled Lycra fabric are noteworthy: its composition of 85% polyester and 15% elastane provides great elasticity and softness to the touch, ideal for fitted and comfortable garments. Furthermore, its chlorine-resistant finish and 50+ UV protection make it perfect for use in water and outdoors. The 190 gr/m2 weight ensures adequate durability for various applications. The design characteristics, for their part, add an artistic touch to any garment, making it a unique choice for contemporary fashion.

Among the applications and uses of this fabric is its versatility in the production of sportswear and swimwear. This fabric is ideal for creating bikinis and swimsuits that not only adapt to the body but also allow users to enjoy aquatic activities with style. Additionally, it can be used to make sports tops, hair ties, and scrunchies, promoting the use of fashion in sports and everyday life. Its resistance and comfort make it a preferred option for women, men, and children.

To maintain the quality of the fabric, it is important to follow the recommended care instructions. Bleaching should be avoided, wash at a maximum temperature of 40 ºC, do not dry clean, iron at a cool temperature, and do not tumble dry. These care instructions will help preserve the characteristics of the fabric, the print, and the intensity of the color.

The printing technology used for this fabric is sublimation, a method that ensures the inks integrate into the polyester fibers. During this process, heat is applied to convert the inks from a solid state to vapor, allowing them to adhere to the fabric in a durable manner. This technique provides a bright and fade-resistant design, ensuring that the print maintains its appeal over time.