Recycled Lycra - Seal 230 gr/m2

The Recycled Lycra Fabric - Seal, weighing 230 gr/m², stands out for its printed design incorporating gastronomic elements like candy canes, gingerbread cookies, and colorful sweets, combined with natural symbols such as Christmas trees and holly. Predominant colors are sage green, dark red, and seaweed, creating a festive and cozy atmosphere. These colors can be easily combined with solid tones like white, cream, and gold, adding versatility to garments made with this fabric. It should be noted that the fabric is digitally printed on one side, ensuring a vibrant and detailed finish in the design.

In terms of general characteristics, Recycled Lycra - Seal is an elastic, chlorine-resistant fabric with a very high UV protection factor, ensuring comfort and functionality. Its weight of 230 gr/m² and composition of 75% polyester and 25% elastane give it durability and adaptability to different shapes. This specially designed fabric offers a soft touch, ideal for garments that require fit and movement.

The applications and uses of Recycled Lycra are broad and varied, making it an optimal choice for manufacturing lingerie, swimwear, bikinis, leotards, and leggings, as well as for general fashion apparel. Its elasticity and wear resistance are perfect for sportswear that demands comfort and mobility, for men, women, and children alike. The fabric is ideal for creating garments that require a snug fit, providing support and freedom of movement, which makes it perfect for high levels of physical activity.

Regarding care, it is important to note that this fabric does not allow bleaching and should be washed at a maximum temperature of 40ºC. It is also recommended to avoid dry cleaning and tumble drying. To maintain its quality, ironing should be done at a cool temperature, thereby protecting the colors and prints, and ensuring that the garment retains its shape and elasticity over time.

Finally, the printing technology used for this fabric is sublimation on polyester, a process that allows inks to be effectively transferred to the fabric, ensuring that colors are vibrant and long-lasting. This method not only guarantees excellent visual quality of the design but also contributes to sustainability, as it can be done on recycled fabrics, highlighting the fashion industrys commitment to the environment. This technique ensures that images and patterns are integrated into the fabric, maintaining the fabrics softness and elasticity, thus allowing these characteristics to be leveraged in every garment made.