FABRIC WORLD

The product starts with the right material direction.

Compare how different fabric families can shape comfort, support, stretch, appearance and construction before sampling.

MATERIAL SELECTION

Choose by product need—not by fabric name alone.

We begin with what you want the product to do: how it should feel, fit, stretch, recover and look. Then we narrow the fabric and component direction for sampling.

These cards show common material directions, not fixed specifications. Exact composition, weight, color, handfeel, availability and performance requirements are confirmed for each project.

FABRIC LIBRARY

Eight useful starting points

Use the cards to describe the feel and function you want. We will confirm what is practical for the selected style.

Microfiber / Nylon-Spandex textile texture
01Everyday bras, panties and second-skin basics

Microfiber / Nylon-Spandex

A smooth, lightweight direction when the product needs soft touch, close fit and flexible stretch.

Soft touch4-way stretchSmooth finish
Cotton-Spandex Jersey textile texture
02Daily underwear, bralettes and camisoles

Cotton-Spandex Jersey

A familiar comfort-led option that combines a breathable handfeel with useful stretch and recovery.

Comfort-ledBreathable feelEasy recovery
Modal Jersey textile texture
03Lounge, slips and soft underwear

Modal Jersey

A fluid, soft-touch direction for products designed around drape, lightness and next-to-skin comfort.

Fluid drapeVery softLightweight
Ribbed Stretch Knit textile texture
04Tops, briefs and textured basics

Ribbed Stretch Knit

A flexible knit that brings visible texture and a casual, modern look to close-fitting styles.

Visible textureFlexible fitShape recovery
Stretch Lace textile texture
05Bras, panties, bodysuits and panels

Stretch Lace

A decorative direction that adds visual detail while retaining the flexibility needed for intimate apparel.

DecorativeFlexibleLight coverage
Power Mesh textile texture
06Support panels and shapewear zones

Power Mesh

A lightweight mesh direction used where breathability, controlled stretch and targeted support need to work together.

BreathableSupportiveLightweight
Engineered Seamless Knit textile texture
07Seamless bras, tanks and shapewear

Engineered Seamless Knit

Knitted zones can change stretch, coverage and support within one product while reducing conventional seams.

Reduced seamsZoned stretchClose fit
Bonded Clean-Edge Fabric textile texture
08Clean-finish bras and underwear

Bonded Clean-Edge Fabric

A smooth direction for low-bulk edges and modern bonded constructions where a clean visual finish matters.

Clean finishLow bulkModern look

HOW WE NARROW THE CHOICE

Four decisions before sampling

01

Product Use

Daily comfort, support, shaping, layering or decorative direction.

02

Handfeel & Stretch

Softness, coverage, elasticity and recovery are reviewed together.

03

Color & Components

Main fabric, lace, elastic, cups, straps and trims are aligned as one product.

04

Sample Confirmation

The selected direction is tested in the sample before bulk production.

GJ material library inside the factory

FROM MATERIAL TO PRODUCT

Bring the reference. We help organize the next decision.

A clear reference, intended customer, target quantity and price direction give the team a practical starting point for material review.

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