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Zebra Print Thin Scuba Fabric

500.00TL
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Zebra Print Thin Scuba Fabric

500.00TL
RenkBlack, White
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Contents:

%94 Polyester %6 Lycra

Width:

160 cm

Weight:

250 g /m2

High-Level Dumpability

Please contact us for purchases over 20 meters.

Horizontal Stretch:
Vertical Stretch:
Dress
Dress
Sportswear
Sportswear
Costume
Costume
Skirt
Skirt
Swimwear
Swimwear

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Frequently Asked Questions

Scuba what is fabric?

Scuba fabric is a type of technical fabric produced with a double-layered knitted structure and a high elastane (Lycra) content; it is dense, shaping, and form-retaining. It gets its name from its use in diving suits, where it hugs and supports the body.

Scuba fabric has a higher grammage compared to swimwear fabric. However, this does not necessarily mean the fabric is thick; scuba fabrics are produced in different thicknesses, including thin and thick options. What they have in common is that they all have a structured and voluminous drape, rather than being flowy.

Key Characteristics of Scuba Fabric

- Higher grammage than swimwear fabric, giving a denser feel.

- High elasticity, hugging the body snugly but in a controlled manner.

- Shaping and supportive, accentuating the form.

- Exhibits low drape, not fluid.

- Smooth and even surface, creating crisp silhouettes.

- Durable, resistant to sagging and deformation.

Types of Scuba Fabric (by Thickness)

Thin Scuba Fabric

- Denser than swimwear fabric; lighter than classic scuba.

- Fits the body but doesn't create excessive volume.

- Preferred for bodysuits, dresses, stage costumes, and jumpsuit designs.

- Offers a more elegant and controlled silhouette.


Thick Scuba Fabric

- Has a denser and fuller base.

- Provides maximum shaping and structure.

- Suitable for designs requiring a skirt, dress, or jacket form.

- Clearly shapes body contours.


When Should Scuba Fabric Be Preferred Over Swimwear Fabric?

Swimwear fabric and scuba fabric are often confused; however, their uses are different.
In the following situations, scuba fabric is a more appropriate choice than swimwear fabric:

- If a denser and form-retaining look is desired

- If the costume or garment needs to shape the body contours

- If sagging, rippling, or excessive stretching is not desired

- If architectural and crisp-lined designs are aimed for

- If a more secure and stable structure is sought for stage or daily wear

- While swimwear fabric offers more of a second-skin feel, high shine, and maximum flexibility,
scuba fabric provides control, support, and structure.

Where is Scuba fabric used?

Dresses & Skirts: For crisp and clean silhouettes
Bodysuits & Jumpsuits: Offers a supportive and secure fit
Stage & Costume: Form-fitting costumes that adapt to dance and movement.
Evening Gowns: Strong linings

Why is Scuba fabric preferred?

It has a higher grammage than swimwear fabric, giving it a fuller drape.

Thin and thick alternatives adapt to different design needs.

Its shaping and supportive structure accentuates the body form.

Its low drape creates a clean and professional silhouette.

It offers secure use for both stage and daily wear.

Does it pull?

Since it is a 100% natural fabric, it may shrink, attention should be paid to the first wash. If possible, the first wash should be done before sewing.

Does it wrinkle? Can it be ironed?

Since it is a natural fabric, it wrinkles especially after washing. Although it does not wrinkle as much as Linen in daily use, it will wrinkle enough to require ironing again when taken out of the suitcase.

What are the care instructions?

Do not tumble dry

Suitable for washing at 30° on a low spin cycle

Bleach Should Not Be Used

No Iron

Is a primer required?

Light colors may require lining as they will be slightly see-through. Voile lining can be used as lining.

About Color Shades..

We have tried to reflect the colors in the images as accurately as possible, but screen differences, brightness settings, and display settings may cause everyone to perceive colors differently.

If you have any concerns or concerns about the appropriate tone for your product, we recommend requesting a sample so you can experience the fabric firsthand.

Selection of Quantity

You can access our informative article on how many meters of fabric you need to buy for your sewing project by clicking the link below. If you cannot find the answer you are looking for, you can write to us using the options in our contact information.

How Many Meters of Fabric Should I Buy?
Payment

We currently only accept payment by credit card. You can create your order by paying with Izico security on the order page.

Delivery

Your order will be delivered to you within 4 business days at the latest through our contracted cargo companies. If your order is under 2000 TL, the shipping fee will appear on the payment page, shipping is free for purchases over 2000 TL.

Return policy

Fabrics ordered under 20 meters cannot be returned as they are cut specifically for you and their resalability is impaired. Returns are accepted in case of a defect in the product.

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