Lycra Fabric Details
Lycra® is a type of stretch fiber, or spandex,
that is a registered trademark of Invista, formerly DuPont. It is the
most recognized and popular brand of spandex throughout the world, and
many designers and clothing manufacturers use Lycra® in their products.
Lycra® is used in fabric blends including cotton, silk, and synthetic
fibers.Lycra® was first developed by DuPont scientists in 1958 as an alternative to the rubber used in corsets. It consists of polymer chains with rigid and flexible portions, allowing the fiber both to stretch significantly and to retain its shape. Lycra® can be made in different deniers, or widths, suitable for use in a variety of products. The thinnest type, for example, is used in hosiery.
Garments made with Lycra® have a number of advantages besides being able to stretch. Lycra® allows garments to be more lightweight, comfortable, and breathable. It is quick drying and dyes very well, and it is resistant to bacteria, ultraviolet (UV) rays, and chlorine. Static cling and pilling are eliminated in garments with Lycra®. Though stretch fabrics are not as durable as fabrics without spandex, Lycra® is the most durable alternative, offering a great improvement over rubber.
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