Neoprene-Style Knit
Neoprene-style knit is a stretchy, durable fabric that mimics the properties of neoprene, often used in activewear and outerwear.
About Neoprene-Style Knit
This fabric is a weft-knit construction typically made from a blend of polyester and foam, providing a unique combination of elasticity, insulation, and water resistance. The structure allows for breathability while maintaining a soft hand feel, making it suitable for garments that require both comfort and performance. Neoprene-style knits are commonly used in sports apparel, wetsuits, and fashion-forward outerwear.
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Care Instructions
Machine wash cold with similar colors. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low or hang to dry. Iron on low heat if necessary.
Additional Information
Neoprene-style knits are popular in both functional and fashion contexts, often used in garments that require a modern aesthetic combined with performance features.
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