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Urban techwear exploration

13/05/2025
Urban techwear exploration
Italian warp knit specialist Eurojersey and The Lycra Company have a long-standing history of collaborating to push the boundaries of innovation in stretch fabrics. A Sensitive fabric always has a high proportion of Lycra elastane yarn, sometimes up to 30%.

In their latest joint project, ‘Dress to perform’, the two companies have explored how Sensitive Fabrics can accompany the revival of the urban tech wear trend in men and women’s wear. The concept pieces take advantage of the bonding, seam-taping, or simple raw edges made possible by the patented structure of the warp knit. In addition to sleek techno aesthetics, Sensitive Fabrics also deliver multiple functions including high comfort, breathability, crease and wrinkle resistance along with no pilling, quick drying and all-around easy care.

Photo: Sensitive Fabrics by Eurojersey powered by Lycra fibre

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