Material decisions
Choose fabric for your yoga wear.
Share a swatch or reference garment and describe the intended use. Review composition, stretch, finish and color before selecting a material for sampling.
Discuss fabric requirements
The decisions that matter
Define the feel, stretch and finish.
Fabric names alone cannot define how a garment will feel or move. A swatch, a reference garment and a clear intended use make the discussion more useful.
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Hand feel and finish
Share whether the surface should feel brushed, smooth or dry. Agree the reference and acceptable variation before approving a material.
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Stretch and recovery
Describe the support and freedom of movement you want. Assess stretch in the relevant directions and recovery on the proposed fabric.
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Weight and opacity
Set a weight target where known. Review opacity at the intended fit, color and stretch; a composition or GSM number does not prove squat-proof performance.
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Color and care
Review physical color references, matching tolerances and care requirements. Confirm material availability and relevant testing per project.
Your next step
Check the fabric on a garment sample.
Compare the swatch with the garment sample: seams, tension and construction change how the fabric behaves. Finalize the material together with the fit.
Plan your sample ↗Send your fabric requirements.
Include a swatch or garment reference, preferred hand feel, color and intended use. We’ll review material requirements alongside your design.
Discuss fabric requirements ↗