Recycled Lycra - Recycled 190 gr/m2

The 190 gr/m2 Recycled Lycra fabric features a vibrant design with circles and polka dots in a color palette combining midnight black, corn yellow, and bakers brown. This unique design evokes feelings of joy and modernity, transforming a fabric known for its softness and elasticity into a contemporary work of art that captures attention. To enhance its visual effect, this fabric can be effectively combined with solid colors such as white, light gray, or navy blue, which will serve as a background to highlight the warm and dark tones of the design. We emphasize that this fabric is single-sided printed using digital textile printing, ensuring that each design is unique while maintaining color quality and integrity.

Regarding the general characteristics of the fabric, this Lycra stands out for its soft touch and elasticity, providing comfort and freedom of movement to the wearer. In addition, its chlorine-resistant and UPF 50+ finish makes it an excellent choice for water activities and sun exposure, ensuring durability without compromising its aesthetics. The GRS (Global Recycled Standard) confirms that this fabric is sustainable and made from recycled materials, aligning with growing market demands for more environmentally responsible products.

The applications and uses of this fabric are wide and diverse. Its strength and flexibility make it ideal not only for bikinis and sports swimsuits but also for innovative fashion pieces. In particular, it can be used for creating tops, hair ties, and scrunchies, which is ideal for a variety of garments that require a fabric that not only looks good but also offers comfort and performance. Designers can use it for collections for women, men, and children, significantly extending its versatility.

Regarding care, it is essential to follow the proper instructions to ensure the longevity of the fabric. It is recommended not to bleach, wash at a maximum of 40ºC, and avoid dry cleaning. For ironing, using a cool temperature is crucial to avoid damaging the fabrics elasticity; furthermore, it is important not to tumble dry, which could affect the shape and durability of the design.

Finally, the printing technology used for this fabric is sublimation on polyester. This technique allows special inks to be transferred to the fabric using heat, causing the color to fuse and become part of the fibers, resulting in a durable and vivid image. Sublimation not only guarantees the quality of the print but also maintains the softness and flexibility of the fabric, making the design as dynamic as the Lycra itself.