Faybric's core offering is Recycled Nylon Spandex Fabric — a sustainable stretch knit engineered for swimwear, activewear, leggings, intimates, shapewear and fashion apparel. Available in a range of weights, widths, colors and surface finishes, it can be customized for hand feel, stretch level, recovery, moisture management and print design. All qualities are produced in-house and supported by GRS, OEKO-TEX, ZDHC, HIGG and ISO certifications.
Recycled Nylon Spandex Fabric sits at the intersection of performance and responsibility, which is exactly where today's global apparel market is heading. Recycled nylon is typically regenerated from post-industrial and post-consumer waste such as fishing nets, carpet and textile scraps, reducing reliance on virgin petroleum-based polymer. When blended with spandex, it produces a fabric that stretches in four directions, recovers its shape and feels smooth against the skin. These properties make it ideal for garments that must move with the body. From a technical perspective, the key variables are yarn denier, spandex content, knit structure, dyeing method and finishing. Our engineers adjust each variable to balance elasticity, opacity, drape and durability. Digital printing allows complex designs without compromising stretch, while stenter finishing stabilizes dimensions and color. For buyers, the practical questions are certification, consistency, lead time and minimum order quantity — all areas where a vertically integrated mill like Faybric adds measurable value.