When you’re purchasing fabric in  many yards at a time, it’s advisable to choose something as versatile and durable. That desired fabric -- stretch polyester -- was the right one for Cink to wear. For one thing, it’s stretchy but doesn’t break down, so clothes made from it won’t get baggy or sag after you’ve worn or washed  them dozens of times. Wholesale buyers at Xinyang understand that this fabric  is economical  since the piece stays nice longer, with  fewer returns or complaints. And stretch polyester is easy to care for. It doesn’t wrinkle  too badly and it dries quickly, which helps factories and stores sell  products that customers feel are easy to keep clean. A 2nd - its color  hasn't dulled much at all. When fabric fades, or turns color, it looks old quickly. But polyester stretch retains colors that stay true over  time and wash after wash. That’s why many shoppers opt for it  over cotton  or other fabrics  that might give way  more quickly. Xinyang’s stretch polyester fabric also varies in  its weight  and thickness. Some are thin for  summer wear, and others thicker for jackets or pants. This range means it is versatile for wholesalers who wish  to cater to several different styles without swapping suppliers. And the fabric  takes to printing and dyeing so well that designs come out pristine. From consumers of low-cost  wear, wearing is out while the fabric itself takes a beating in other ways (it’s conventionally  dyed with environmentally suspect  chemicals) between  abundance and inherency, to high-end designers treating Tencel as novel and beautiful, there are many brackets left unfilled. Yet Xinyang’s careful attention to these sorts of details ensures that we’re producing the kind of fabric that meets  the  needs of diverse markets and keeps customers satisfied.

It can be tough to purchase fabric in bulk if you don’t know what you’re  doing. You can identify good quality stretch polyester by a few obvious signs. Mattress shopping Bring your  hands to bed. Quality stretch polyester should be  velvety and soft, not scratchy or rough. If it feels stiff  or plastic, then the polyester stretch is not properly added. Try stretching it  gently.  The material should stretch and snap back into shape rather than remain stretched out. If  the twist  stays loose, or if it lessens or disappears, that’s a sign of poor quality and  it won’t stay sharp for long in clothing. One way to also check quality is by closely observing the surface. Good fabric  will have uniform  color and no thin or thick patches. At Xinyang,  we guaranteed you the  evenness of  our fabrics from start to finish. Holes or soft,  weak areas can indicate bad manufacturing and  may contribute to tears later. You can also try and see how the fabric responds to light. When you hold it up to the light, it shouldn’t be too see-through  unless the maker has designed it that way. Nice stretch polyester, weight and  transpatencie are good. Another test is to wash  a small piece. If  the fabric shrinks, fades or wrinkles too much after washing, it is not good  for larger orders. Xinyang’s  fabrics are tested several times before being delivered so as to avoid  these issues. Lastly, you want  to inquire as to what there is for elastic in it. The more elastic, the better the stretch but sometimes less wear resistance. A good ratio  is about 5% to 15% elastic fiber mixed with polyester. Too little stretch is uncomfortable and can look longer than it needs to be; too much can wear out quickly. Knowing these details helps buyers avoid wasting their money on poor-quality fabric. By selecting carefully, wholesalers will receive  fabric that doesn’t lose its shape, looks good, and lasts longer. That makes work easier and customers happier.