190GSM 70% Modal 30% Poly Pique Fabric For Polo Shirts

Enhanced Softness: The 70% modal content, derived from beech wood pulp, provides a silk-like texture that remains smooth against the skin, reducing friction during wear.
Color Vibrancy: Modal fibers exhibit high dye affinity, allowing for deep, rich color saturation, while the polyester helps maintain color fastness over time.
Shape Retention: The integration of polyester minimizes the shrinkage and stretching often associated with pure cellulosic fibers, helping the polo shirt maintain its collar and shoulder structure.

Composition: 70% Modal / 30% Polyester
Fabric Type: Pique Knit
Weight: 190GSM
Width: 160CM
Surface: Textured, raised cord pattern

Premium Polo Shirts: The primary application is for collared shirts used in uniforms, golf apparel, or casual business wear.
Sports & Leisure Wear: Suitable for active sports clothing where breathability and moisture wicking are essential for performance.
Corporate Uniforms: Ideal for company branding and uniforms where a professional yet comfortable appearance is required for staff.
Light Blouses: The fabric's texture and softness also make it appropriate for women's casual tops and leisure blouses.

Q: Is modal more durable than cotton for polo shirts?
A: Modal is known for its softness and resistance to pilling, but it is generally less rigid than cotton. In this blend, the 30% polyester compensates by adding tensile strength and shape retention, ensuring the shirt withstands frequent washing and wearing.
Q: Can this fabric be screen printed?
A: Yes, the smooth texture of the modal and the stability of the polyester provide an excellent surface for screen printing. However, it is advisable to use ink that maintains flexibility to avoid cracking when the fabric stretches.
Q: How should I care for this 70% Modal blend to prevent damage?
A: Modal is a strong fiber when wet, but to preserve the integrity of the pique knit and the fabric's shape, it is best washed in cold or lukewarm water. Tumble drying on low heat or air drying is recommended to prevent excessive shrinkage or heat damage to the fibers.