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On-time dispatch rate
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Stock Wholesale 75D 88% Polyester 12% Spandex Ice Silk Stretch Tricot Knit Fabric 180g Boys Girls Sportswear Cool Sun Protection

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$3.29
25-199 kilograms
$3.09
200-999 kilograms
$3
≥1,000 kilograms
Color
Customization options
Color (Min. order: 25 kilograms)

Key attributes

Feature

Quick-Dry, Breathable

Material

Spandex / Polyester

Pattern

Solids

Use

Sunwear

Place of Origin

Hong Kong S.A.R.

Type

Ice silk fabric

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Key attributes

Feature
Quick-Dry, Breathable
Material
Spandex / Polyester
Pattern
Solids
Use
Sunwear
Place of Origin
Hong Kong S.A.R.
Type
Ice silk fabric
Weight
180 g/m²
Width
custom
Yarn Count
custom
Model Number
519
Brand Name
Giftin
Applicable to the Crowd
Women, Men, Girls, Boys
Product Type
Spandex Fabric
Style
Plain
Supply Type
In-Stock Items
Technics
Knitted
Thickness
Lightweight
Product name
75D Ice Silk Stretch 180g Knit Fabric fabric
Color
Customized Color
Keyword
88% Polyester 12% Spandex Knitted fabric
MOQ
500KG
Material
88% Polyester 12% Spandex
Function
Breathable Comfortable
Application
Sportswear Clothing
Sample
Frees
Delivery time
25-30days
Packing
Customized Packing

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item

Lead time

Customization options

Color(+ from /Min. order: 25 kilograms)
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