01Bamboo Viscose
The pictured smooth knit is engineered for a soft surface and fluid drape. We control composition, GSM, stretch, shrinkage and colorfastness for rompers, sleepers and pajamas.
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FABRICS & MATERIALS
Fabric engineering for babywear performance.
We evaluate fiber composition, knit structure, finished GSM, stretch and recovery, shrinkage, pilling, colorfastness and hand feel before matching a fabric to the product and target market.
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02Bamboo Rib
The visible vertical rib structure provides extensibility and shape recovery. Rib gauge, elastane content and finished GSM are selected for bodysuits, cuffs and fitted separates.
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03TENCEL™ Modal
The pictured fine jersey uses Modal fiber for a clean surface and supple drape. Yarn count, knitting density and finishing are specified for premium sleepwear and coordinated sets.
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04Organic Cotton
Organic cotton can be developed as jersey, interlock, rib, French terry or muslin. We match certified fiber, structure and weight to bodysuits, daywear, blankets and nursery products.
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05Lyocell
The pictured fine lyocell knit has a smooth surface and elegant drape. We evaluate pilling, dimensional stability and seam performance before use in babywear and sleep products.
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06EcoCosy®
The image shows EcoCosy® plant-based cellulosic fiber in a smooth knit construction. Composition, blend ratio, GSM and finishing are confirmed against supplier documentation and product use.
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From fiber specification to approved bulk fabric
Share the garment type, season, target GSM, stretch requirement and compliance market. We compare suitable structures, prepare lab dips or print strike-offs, review test results and approve bulk fabric against the confirmed standard.
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