Stripe Moisture Wicking Sports Clothing Fabric 86% Nylon 10% Polyester 4% Spandex

Product Description

Stripe Moisture Wicking 140D+150D+40D*140D+150D 86% Nylon 10% Polyester 4% Spandex Sports Clothing Fabric 150cm 126gsm

Composition is 86% nylon 10% polyesteer 4% spandex . Weight is 126gsm.Yarn is 140D nylon 150D polyester 40D spandex  it is light weigh t4 way stretch spandex fabric and very breathable .it is stripe style fabric, whic is moisture wicking fabric,comfortable to wear. Mostly used as suit,dress sports clothing fabric, casual wear, dress ,pants,etc. 

This fabric has the following feature:

• Breathle 
• Durable
• Soft touching 
• 4 Way stretch
• Moisture Wicking
• Stripe

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Wicking fabrics pull moisture via a process known as capillary action. Tiny conduits, similar to the the body's capillaries, draw sweat away from the skin, onto the fabric, and allow it to evaporate on the surface of the material rather than on the skin itself.

The result is that you're more comfortable because your body can regulate its temperature efficiently and the fabric touching your skin has a dry, nonsticky feel.

Capillary pressure and permeability are the two properties that are typically used to predict wicking performance in a fabric.

Moisture wicking is dependent on capillary action, which is the movement of liquid (or sweat) through small spaces within a fabric caused by the molecular forces between the liquid and the fabric.

Permeability is the measure of a fabric’s ability to transfer moisture through itself, and is determined by a variety of sizes of spaces within it and the connections between them.

oisture management is the controlled movement of liquid (perspiration) from the skin surface to the environment through the fabric ,Transfer of perspiration from the skin to the atmosphere regulates the body temperature and maintains heat balance (Performance Apparel Markets,  thus controlling the comfort level of environmental conditions and activity. Clothing plays an important role in eliminating extra heat produced to keep the body at a core temperature of 37°C. The role of moisture-management fabrics is to regulate heat and moisture to maintain the body temperature and keep the body cool as illustrated in Fig. 10.3. Wetting and wicking take place before perspiration evaporates from the skin through the fabric into the atmosphere. Fibers preferred for moisture management include polyester for its low moisture absorption, polypropylene for its excellent moisture wicking, and polyamide for wicking and durability properties.