High quality fabric 180GSM 75D Double Layer 4-way stretch plain dyed 90 polyester 10 spandex fabric

Product Overview

This product is a 75D, double-layer, plain-dyed 4-way stretch fabric made from 90% polyester and 10% spandex at a weight of 180 GSM. The polyester component supports durability and practical garment care, while the spandex content and 4-way stretch construction provide flexibility for garments designed around body movement.

The fabric is primarily positioned for athletic wear, stretch pants, and yoga pants. Its double-layer construction is intended to provide added coverage and support, while the original product information describes the fabric as lightweight, breathable, comfortable, durable, machine washable, and wrinkle-resistant.

Plain-dyed colors can be developed according to customer requirements. The product page lists both spot supply and customer-selected colors, so buyers should confirm whether their required color is available from stock or requires lab-dip approval and made-to-order production.

Product Specifications

Material, Construction, Appearance, and Hand Feel

Polyester-Spandex Composition

The 90% polyester and 10% spandex composition combines a durable synthetic base with the elasticity required for close-fitting or movement-oriented garments. The original product description characterizes the fabric as durable and long-lasting. Exact tensile strength, abrasion performance, stretch percentage, recovery, and dimensional-stability results should be confirmed for the intended program.

75D Double-Layer Construction

The product is identified as a 75D double-layer fabric. The double-layer construction is intended to provide more coverage and support than a comparable single-layer fabric and can also contribute body and texture to the finished garment.

The source does not identify the precise weave or knit structure, yarn arrangement, finished width, or opacity rating. Buyers should therefore approve a physical sample before deciding whether the fabric can be used without a lining.

Plain-Dyed Appearance

The plain-dyed surface provides a clean, solid-color appearance suitable for coordinated activewear collections and private-label color palettes. Customer-selected colors are available, with normal lab-dip development stated as 3–5 days and a plain-color approval sample stated as 7–10 days.

Color matching, shade tolerance, colorfastness requirements, and batch-to-batch shade control should be agreed upon before bulk production.

Comfort and Practical Care

The original product information describes the fabric as lightweight, breathable, comfortable, machine washable, and wrinkle-resistant. These characteristics support its positioning for frequently worn athletic garments. Specific wash temperatures, drying conditions, ironing limitations, shrinkage tolerances, and colorfastness results are not stated and should be confirmed through garment and fabric testing.

Key Product Features

• Movement-oriented 4-way stretch: The fabric stretches in multiple directions, supporting mobility in yoga, training, and other active garments.
• Double-layer coverage and support: The construction can provide more coverage, body, and support while retaining flexibility.
• 180 GSM weight: This weight offers a useful balance between coverage and a source-described lightweight, breathable feel.
• Customizable plain-dyed colors: Solid colors can be developed to suit brand palettes, collection themes, or private-label programs.
• Durable and easy-care positioning: The source describes the polyester-spandex fabric as durable, long-lasting, machine washable, and wrinkle-resistant.
• Commercial development support: Free A4 reference samples, lab dips, plain-color approval samples, OEM service, and conditional logo customization are available.

Detailed Applications and Use Cases

Yoga Pants and Leggings

Yoga pants are one of the product’s primary stated applications. Four-way stretch can accommodate bending, extension, and multidirectional movement, while the double-layer construction is intended to provide coverage and support. The 180 GSM weight may suit fitted silhouettes that need flexibility without the bulk of a heavier fabric.

Before bulk production, buyers should test stretch recovery, garment growth, opacity under extension, seam performance, pilling, and comfort against the skin. “Double layer” should not be treated as an automatic guarantee of squat-proof opacity; this must be evaluated in the selected color and finished garment.

Stretch Pants and Training Bottoms

The combination of polyester, spandex, 4-way stretch, and wrinkle-resistant positioning makes the fabric relevant to stretch pants and training bottoms. It can support slim, fitted, or movement-oriented silhouettes where conventional non-stretch fabric could restrict motion.

Product developers should approve waistband recovery, knee and seat growth, seam extension, and dimensional stability. Dark and light colors should be checked separately because perceived opacity can vary by shade.

Athletic Tops and Coordinated Activewear

The product can also be evaluated for athletic tops, fitted training garments, and coordinated activewear sets. Its source-described breathability and lightweight feel can support movement and comfort, while the plain-dyed surface allows coordinated colors across a collection.

For close-to-skin tops, buyers should evaluate moisture handling, air permeability, colorfastness to perspiration, seam comfort, and recovery after repeated stretching. These performance values are not provided on the existing page and should be specified when requesting testing.

Lightweight Outdoor Garments and Stretch Panels

The page is tagged for outdoor, coat, and jacket applications. The fabric may therefore be considered conditionally for lightweight outdoor garments, flexible jacket sections, side panels, cuffs, or other areas where movement is important.

No waterproof coating, membrane, wind-resistance rating, water-repellency treatment, or abrasion grade is stated. Buyers developing outdoor garments should not assume weather protection and should confirm whether an additional finish, coating, lamination, reinforcement, or alternative construction is required.

Layered and Textural Designs

The original description also recommends the fabric for layering, adding texture, and developing distinctive designs. The double-layer structure can provide visual and tactile interest, while plain-dyed customization allows it to be coordinated with other components.

Designers should evaluate the fabric’s drape, thickness, edge behavior, seam bulk, bonding compatibility, and response to pleating, gathering, embroidery, printing, or other decoration through sampling. These processing options are not confirmed standard features.

Design and Manufacturing Considerations

• Stretch and recovery: Confirm stretch percentage in both directions, recovery, residual growth, and relaxation behavior before setting garment measurements.
• Opacity and lining: Evaluate the selected color at rest and under extension. Whether a lining is needed depends on the garment, color, fit, and required coverage.
• Seams and stitching: Conduct sewing trials using needles, thread, stitch types, and seam constructions suited to the confirmed fabric structure and required extension.
• Cutting and relaxation: Allow the fabric to relax before cutting when necessary, and confirm shrinkage and dimensional change before finalizing patterns.
• Color approval: Use lab dips and approval samples to establish the target shade, lighting conditions, and acceptable shade tolerance.
• Care testing: Although the source describes the fabric as machine washable and wrinkle-resistant, validate washing, drying, appearance retention, and care-label instructions for the finished garment.
• Activewear testing: Depending on the program, buyers may need to specify tests for colorfastness, pilling, abrasion, stretch and recovery, dimensional stability, perspiration exposure, or restricted substances.
• Special processing: Printing, heat transfer, embroidery, bonding, coating, and lamination feasibility should be confirmed before sampling because these processes are not listed as standard specifications.

Customization, Sampling, and Bulk Ordering

Colors and OEM Development

Plain-dyed colors are available according to customer requirements. OEM service is also available, and logo customization may be possible depending on the buyer’s request. The method, MOQ, cost, technical feasibility, and effect on lead time should be confirmed during development.

Samples and Color Approval

A free A4 reference sample can be provided. Normal published development times are:

• Lab dip: 3–5 days.
• Plain-color approval sample: 7–10 days.

Confirm sample availability, courier charges, sample-payment arrangements, and whether a larger yardage sample is required for garment trials.

Lead Time

Two different production timelines appear on the existing page:

• The product information states normally 15–25 days after the down payment is received and the lab dip is confirmed, with the exact schedule depending on the order.
• The FAQ states 3–20 days for mass production.

Because these ranges conflict, buyers should obtain a written lead-time confirmation based on the selected color, quantity, stock status, customization, testing requirements, and production schedule.

Capacity and Supply Status

The stated monthly production capacity is more than 3 million meters. The page identifies the product as spot supply while also offering customer-selected colors. Buyers should confirm whether the required color and quantity are available from stock or require new production.

Pricing and MOQ

The final price depends on quantity, required quality, requested functions, and the confirmed order specification. The published online price uses three quantity brackets, with more favorable pricing at higher quantities. The MOQ is not stated and should be confirmed separately for stock colors, custom colors, sampling, and OEM orders.

Payment and Shipping

For first-time clients, the normal payment arrangement is 30% down payment and 70% before shipment by T/T. For repeat clients, L/C may be considered. The page also lists T/T and L/C at sight as normally accepted, with other terms negotiable in advance.

Available shipping methods include express and sea freight. Confirm the trade term, shipping cost, destination, packaging, delivery schedule, and required export documents when requesting a quotation.

FabricsTrades Sourcing and Development Support

Located in Wujiang District, Suzhou, FabricsTrades operates within one of the world’s most concentrated textile manufacturing centers. In addition to its own 4-way stretch fabric manufacturing capabilities, the company can coordinate with nearby weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, coating, finishing, and garment-support facilities.

If this standard 180 GSM double-layer fabric does not fully match a project, FabricsTrades can help evaluate alternative colors, constructions, weights, widths, finishes, or development routes. Availability, MOQ, cost, testing, and lead time depend on the requested specification and should be confirmed before sampling.

Factory visits are welcome. The existing product page also states that airport or railway-station pickup can be arranged.

2024–2026 Fabric Regulations & Compliance Update

For polyester-spandex fabric intended for apparel, buyers should evaluate requirements according to the destination market, garment category, age group, finishing chemistry, retailer standard, and date of sale.

• The Global Textile Compliance 2024–2026 overview can help sourcing teams identify areas requiring confirmation, including restricted substances, product labeling, traceability, testing, and supporting documentation.
• Buyers supplying EU programs may also need to review the ESPR and Digital Product Passport when planning product-data and traceability records for applicable products.

These resources do not establish that this fabric is certified or compliant with a particular law or retailer standard. Requirements can vary with the final color, finish, production batch, intended use, and destination.

Before bulk production, communicate any restricted-substance standard, testing protocol, fiber-content documentation, traceability requirement, or retailer manual to FabricsTrades. Available test reports, certificates, declarations, technical data, batch records, or third-party testing support should be confirmed for the final specification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How long does it take to finish a lab dip?

Normally, a lab dip takes 3–5 days, and a plain-color approval sample takes 7–10 days.

Q2: Can you provide OEM service?

Yes. OEM service is available depending on the buyer’s requirements, and logo customization may be possible. Confirm the required method, MOQ, cost, and technical feasibility before development.

Q3: What is your production capacity?

With its equipment and production team, FabricsTrades states a monthly production capacity of more than 3 million meters.

Q4: What is the delivery time?

The existing FAQ states 3–20 days for mass production. Elsewhere, the product page states normally 15–25 days after receipt of the down payment and confirmation of the lab dip. Confirm the applicable lead time in writing for the specific order.

Q5: May I visit your factory?

Yes. Factory visits are welcome, and FabricsTrades states that airport or railway-station pickup can be arranged.

Q6: How is the product price determined?

Pricing is determined according to the quantity, required quality, requested functions, and final specification. The online unit price is divided into three quantity brackets, with more favorable pricing for larger quantities. Contact FabricsTrades for a current quotation.

Q7: How long is one yard of fabric?

1 yard = 0.9144 meter.

Q8: Can I receive a fabric sample before ordering?

Yes. A free A4 reference sample is available. Confirm stock availability, courier charges, payment arrangements, and whether larger sample yardage is needed for garment development.

Q9: Is this fabric suitable for yoga pants?

Yes, yoga pants are one of its primary stated applications. Its 4-way stretch and double-layer construction are designed to support movement, coverage, and comfort. Buyers should still test opacity, recovery, seam extension, and garment fit in the selected color.

Q10: Does the double-layer construction eliminate the need for lining?

Not automatically. The double layer is intended to provide coverage and support, but lining requirements depend on color, opacity under stretch, garment fit, and the buyer’s quality standard. Approve a physical sample before finalizing the construction.

Q11: What compliance documents or test reports can buyers request?

Buyers may ask FabricsTrades about available test reports, certificates, declarations, technical data, composition records, traceability information, and third-party testing support. Availability depends on the final specification, production batch, destination market, and requested testing standard.

Request a Quote or Sample

To receive an accurate quotation or development recommendation, provide:

• Intended garment or end use;
• Required composition, weight, width, and stretch performance;
• Color or lab-dip reference;
• Required finish or functional treatment;
• Order quantity and expected repeat volume;
• Stock or custom-production requirement;
• Destination market and shipping method;
• Testing, certification, declaration, or traceability requirements;
• Packaging instructions;
• Target sample and bulk-delivery dates.

Contact FabricsTrades to request a quotation, free A4 reference sample, lab dip, approval sample, available test documentation, or an evaluation of custom-development options.