Cotton Touch Jersey Knit - Athens

The fabric is Punto Jersey de Tacto Algodón - Atenas, a knit fabric with a composition of 81% polyester, 15% acrylic, and 4% elastane, with a weight of 239 gr/m2 and a width of 150 cm. This fabric is soft and elastic to the touch, making it ideal for knitwear, lingerie, pajamas, accessories, and home textiles such as blankets and napkins. Additionally, it features a very simple but significant printed design that includes oak trees, landscapes, wood textures, and home decor, on a multicolored background.

This design, printed on one side of the fabric using sublimation technology (polyester), presents a very simple complexity and a nature that reflects the beauty of trees and nature. The main colors of the design are green and brown, but it also features details in red, yellow, and orange tones. This fabric could be combined with other solid colors such as white, black, brown, and dark green.

Regarding its general characteristics, the fabric is soft to the touch and elastic, allowing for excellent adaptability to the users figure. The printed design has high resolution and excellent color reproduction, ensuring a sharp and clear image. Regarding the applications and uses of the fabric, in addition to what has been highlighted previously, this fabric can also be used for making sweaters, tops, cardigans, and dresses, for both men and women. Likewise, the printed design is suitable for decorating curtains, cushions, and upholstery.

To properly care for this fabric, it is recommended not to bleach it, wash it at a maximum temperature of 30ºC, iron it at a cool temperature, and avoid tumble drying. Additionally, it can be dry cleaned except for trichloroethylene. It is important to follow these recommendations to avoid damaging the quality of the fabric and the printed image.

Finally, the printing technology used to manufacture this fabric is sublimation, which allows for high image quality and excellent design durability. In this process, the image is transferred to the fabric using heat and pressure, which ensures that the ink permanently adheres to the fabric fibers.