Bird-Eye Mesh
- Typical weight
- 140–170 GSM
- Common uses
- Soccer, basketball and training tops
- Key qualities
- Breathable texture, lightweight, sublimation-ready
Fabric Library
Choose the right fabric for your product.
A practical buyer guide to performance, lifestyle and outdoor materials. Final composition, weight and finish are confirmed during sampling.
How to use this guide
Start with performance, then confirm the exact specification.
Fabric names alone do not define quality. Composition, yarn, knit construction, GSM, stretch, recovery, colour fastness, shrinkage and finishing all affect the final garment.
Tell us the product, market, target price and performance needs. We will recommend available options and confirm them using swatches or a development sample.
Fabric options
Sports Uniforms
Polyester Interlock
- Typical weight
- 150–190 GSM
- Common uses
- Team jerseys, shorts and warm-ups
- Key qualities
- Smooth face, good structure, print-friendly
Micro Mesh
- Typical weight
- 130–170 GSM
- Common uses
- Ventilation panels and lightweight kits
- Key qualities
- High airflow, quick drying
Polyester Spandex
- Typical weight
- 180–240 GSM
- Common uses
- Football, volleyball and fitted uniforms
- Key qualities
- Stretch, recovery and durable movement
Fabric options
Activewear & MMA
Performance Jersey
- Typical weight
- 140–190 GSM
- Common uses
- Training tees and gym tops
- Key qualities
- Moisture management, soft hand feel
Compression Tricot
- Typical weight
- 200–260 GSM
- Common uses
- Rash guards, compression tops and spats
- Key qualities
- Four-way stretch, strong recovery
Brushed Poly Spandex
- Typical weight
- 230–300 GSM
- Common uses
- Leggings, yoga wear and fitted sets
- Key qualities
- Soft inner face, squat-resistant options
Spacer / Scuba Knit
- Typical weight
- 250–360 GSM
- Common uses
- Premium tracksuits and structured activewear
- Key qualities
- Smooth structure and modern shape
Fabric options
Streetwear
Cotton Single Jersey
- Typical weight
- 180–260 GSM
- Common uses
- Premium T-shirts and oversized tees
- Key qualities
- Soft, breathable, screen-print friendly
French Terry
- Typical weight
- 240–350 GSM
- Common uses
- Sweatshirts, shorts and light hoodies
- Key qualities
- Loop back, comfortable and versatile
Brushed Fleece
- Typical weight
- 280–420 GSM
- Common uses
- Heavy hoodies and winter sets
- Key qualities
- Warm interior and substantial hand feel
Nylon / Polyester Shell
- Typical weight
- 80–160 GSM
- Common uses
- Windbreakers and track jackets
- Key qualities
- Lightweight, coated and water-resistant options
Fabric options
Outdoor Wear
Polyester Ripstop
- Typical weight
- 100–220 GSM
- Common uses
- Fishing shirts, utility wear and light jackets
- Key qualities
- Tear-resistant grid construction
Softshell Bonded Fabric
- Typical weight
- 280–380 GSM
- Common uses
- Outdoor jackets and technical layers
- Key qualities
- Wind resistance, stretch and warmth
UPF Performance Polyester
- Typical weight
- 120–180 GSM
- Common uses
- Fishing hoodies and sun shirts
- Key qualities
- Quick drying with UV-protection options
Coated Waterproof Shell
- Typical weight
- 80–180 GSM
- Common uses
- Rain shells and weather-resistant outerwear
- Key qualities
- PU/coated options with seam-sealing compatibility
Important specification note
Discuss Your Product Approve the fabric before bulk production.
GSM ranges are indicative. Availability, MOQ, colour, finish and testing requirements can vary. Final fabric should be confirmed through a physical swatch or approved sample.