Cotton denim with Lycra is known for its strength, durability, stretch and ability to withstand wear and tear, making it a popular choice for workwear and other types of clothing that require a strong material. It also has a distinctive appearance, with a sly sturdy texture.

Cotton denim can also create a range of different looks and styles. That is commonly used for clothing, such as jeans, jackets, skirts, co-ord sets, tops, dungrees & dresses.

Uses of Lycra Fabric

Activewear and Sportswear

Yoga pants and leggings: Lycra’s stretch and flexibility make it a perfect fabric for yoga pants and leggings, providing ease of movement and comfort.
Sports bras and compression garments: Lycra is often used in compression clothing, including sports bras, due to its ability to stretch and offer support without restricting movement.
Swimwear: Lycra is commonly blended with other fibers for swimwear, as its elasticity and quick-drying nature ensure a snug fit and comfort in water.

Casual Wear

Lycra fabric is typically combined with other materials like cotton or polyester fabric to add elasticity to daily apparel. As a result, the clothing is more flexible and soft against the body. As examples, consider:

• Jeggings and jeans for a relaxed fit
• Tops and t-shirts with form retention
• Garments that hug the body and are form-fitting

Undergarments and Lingerie

Lycra Fabric is widely used in undergarments and lingerie because it offers a snug fit and molds to the body while providing elasticity. It helps create garments that are both comfortable and functional, including:

•  Women Innerwear
• Socks and stockings

Care Instructions of Lycra Fabric

• Lycra fabric is best washed by hand or in the machine on a gentle cycle to prevent stretching and damage.
• Use a mild detergent without bleach or fabric softeners, which can degrade the fibers.
• If necessary, iron Lycra on a low heat setting or use a cool iron. Always place a pressing cloth over the garment to avoid direct contact with the iron.