Description -

This super-duper stretchy, breathable fabric is widely used for swimwear and active wear like leggings. The smooth and shiny feel makes it the best option for stretchy outfits. Most of the gym and active wear clothing is made of lycra fabric. The 4-way stretch of the material fits on the body like a glove. You can spot this ubiquitous fabric in all the fashion brands and most clothing items.

Uses of Lycra Fabric

Activewear and Sportswear

Yoga pants and leggings: Lycra’s stretch and flexibility make it a perfect fabric for yoga pants and leggings, providing ease of movement and comfort.
Sports bras and compression garments: Lycra is often used in compression clothing, including sports bras, due to its ability to stretch and offer support without restricting movement.
Swimwear: Lycra is commonly blended with other fibers for swimwear, as its elasticity and quick-drying nature ensure a snug fit and comfort in water.

Casual Wear

Lycra fabric is typically combined with other materials like cotton or polyester fabric to add elasticity to daily apparel. As a result, the clothing is more flexible and soft against the body. As examples, consider:

• Jeggings and jeans for a relaxed fit
• Tops and t-shirts with form retention
• Garments that hug the body and are form-fitting

Undergarments and Lingerie

Lycra Fabric is widely used in undergarments and lingerie because it offers a snug fit and molds to the body while providing elasticity. It helps create garments that are both comfortable and functional, including:

•  Women Innerwear
• Socks and stockings

Care Instructions of Lycra Fabric

• Lycra fabric is best washed by hand or in the machine on a gentle cycle to prevent stretching and damage.
• Use a mild detergent without bleach or fabric softeners, which can degrade the fibers.
• If necessary, iron Lycra on a low heat setting or use a cool iron. Always place a pressing cloth over the garment to avoid direct contact with the iron.