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| Brand Name: | N/A |
| Model Number: | DHM1675 |
| MOQ: | 300MTS |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Composition | 100% polyester (T400 mechanical stretch yarn) |
| Weight | 175 GSM ±5% |
| Width | 147 cm |
| Stretch Type | Mechanical 4-way stretch |
| Immediate Recovery | ≥ 95% after 30% elongation |
| Residual Extension | ≤ 3% after 10 cycles |
| Chlorine Resistance | Excellent (no spandex degradation) |
| Shrinkage | ≤ 5% after 5 home washes |
Why this 175GSM no‑elastane single jersey outperforms spandex blends for sportswear
No elastane, no degradation – Spandex loses elastic recovery after 50 washes or chlorine contact. This 175GSM polyester single jersey uses mechanical stretch from the knit loop geometry, retaining shape and fit for 100+ wash cycles without yellowing or slackening.
Optimized 175GSM for contact sports – Lighter than 200GSM (reduces heat retention) but heavier than 150GSM (adds opacity and tear resistance). Field tested for rugby training tops, football practice jerseys, and wrestling undergarments.
Exceptional pilling control – Grade 4 pilling resistance means the surface stays smooth even after repeated abrasion against gym mats, seat belts, or backpacks. Standard single jersey at this weight typically grades 2‑3.
Quick dry + breathable – Single jersey open loop structure combined with 100% polyester achieves full drying from soaked to touch‑dry in under 20 minutes (ambient 25°C, 50% RH). Ideal for multi‑game tournaments.
Sublimation ready – The 175GSM weight and tight loop formation prevent ink bleed‑through, while the white base accepts vibrant team graphics without stiffness. No need for a separate liner fabric.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How can a single jersey fabric be “durable for sportswear” when it contains no elastane?
A: Durability here refers to tear resistance, pilling resistance, and shape retention after repeated use. The 175GSM weight and tight single jersey loops create a balanced mechanical stretch—when you pull the fabric, the loops temporarily elongate and return to original dimensions. Without spandex, there is no elastic fatigue, no chlorine damage, and no heat degradation. Many contact sport teams specifically request no‑elastane fabrics because spandex tends to fail first near shoulder seams and armpits.
Q2: What sportswear applications work best with 175GSM and no elastane?
A: 175GSM is the ideal weight for sportswear that needs both durability and breathability without lining. Best applications include: volleyball game jerseys (opaque enough to avoid see‑through), baseball practice shirts (resists ground abrasion), fitness competition tops (holds logo prints without sagging), and wrestling warm‑up shirts (no spandex means no restrictive binding). It is also used as a durable inner layer for hockey and lacrosse protective gear.
Q3: Will this 175GSM no‑elastane fabric feel stiff or rough against the skin?
A: Not at all. Single jersey construction naturally creates a soft, smooth face side and a slightly textured back. We use fine denier polyester filaments (75D/72F) which feel similar to cotton but with moisture wicking. Many customers compare the hand feel to a premium performance T‑shirt fabric—soft, not scratchy, with no chemical softener needed.
Q4: How does this fabric behave after multiple washes? Does it shrink or lose color?
A: Dimensional stability is ≤3% shrinkage after 5 home washes at 60°C (140°F). Color fastness to washing reaches Grade 4‑5, meaning no visible fading or bleeding when washed with similar colors. Because there is no elastane, the garment never develops that “baggy knee” or “saggy neck” look common in spandex‑blend sportswear after a season of use.
Q5: Is this 175GSM polyester single jersey available in recycled yarn or custom colors?
A: The standard version is virgin polyester. However, we can supply an equivalent 175GSM single jersey with GRS‑certified recycled polyester (minimum order 500 kg). Custom colors are available via Pantone matching (MOQ 300 kg per color).
