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Blended fibers
Blending fibers, whether natural with engineered or within the same category, can offer tailored fabric properties such as stretch, strength, and ease of maintenance. This approach can often better shape the fabric’s functionality, look, and feel.
Two-fiber Blends
Often considered the simplest form of fiber blending, two-fiber blends offers combining properties of two distinct fibers. This is useful in cases where you want to add strength, durability and make the fabric easy to care for, while maintaining comfort and breathability.
- Polyester + Cotton
- Linen + Viscose
- Lyocell + Spandex
Commonly used in:
Button-Down Shirts
Hospitality Uniforms
Medical Scrubs
Three-fiber Blends
Adding an additional fiber to the mix, you can further enhance a fabric’s properties. You can choose to combine a natural handfeel, with strength and elasticity from engineered fibers.
- Cotton + Polyester + Spandex
- Lyocell + Nylon + Spandex
- Hemp + Polyester + Cotton
Commonly used in:
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Outdoor Trousers
Palazzo Pants
School Uniforms
Four-fiber Blends
Multi-fiber blends offer enhanced versatility by combining properties such as stretch, strength, durability, moisture management, and comfort. The beauty of these blends lies in their ability to adjust handfeel and texture—for example, blending hemp or linen with lyocell, cotton, and spandex offsets stiffness, creating a softer feel and improved drape for specific applications.
- Lyocell + Cotton + Hemp + Spandex
- Cotton + Polyester + Bamboo + Spandex
- Cotton + Nylon + Linen + Spandex
Commonly used in:
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Wide Leg Pants
Shirt Dresses
Hawaiian Print Shirts
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