As a supplier, we understand and strictly adhere to our customers' authorized product requirements. We only produce products based on the authorization granted by our customers, ensuring the quality and integrity of the products. We will protect our customers' intellectual property, comply with all relevant regulations and legal requirements, and ensure that our customers' products are produced and sold legally and reliably in the market.
As a supplier, we understand and strictly adhere to our customers’ authorized product requirements. We only produce products based on the authorization granted by our customers, ensuring the quality and integrity of the products. We will protect our customers’ intellectual property, comply with all relevant regulations and legal requirements, and ensure that our customers’ products are produced and sold legally and reliably in the market.
Style Name：F2POD215NI
Fabric composition & weight: 95% lenzing viscose 5% spandex , 230gsm, Rib
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This women’s top is made of 95% EcoVero viscose and 5% spandex, with a weight of around 230g. EcoVero viscose is a high-quality cellulose fiber produced by the Austrian company Lenzing, belonging to the category of man-made cellulosic fibers. It is known for its softness, comfort, breathability, and good color fastness. EcoVero viscose is environmentally friendly and sustainable, as it is made from sustainable wood resources and produced using eco-friendly processes that significantly reduce emissions and the impact on water resources.
Design-wise, this top features pleating at the front and middle. Pleating is an important design element in clothing as it not only enhances the body’s silhouette, creating a slimming visual effect, but also allows for the creation of various styles through rich lines. Pleating can be strategically designed based on different areas and fabrics, resulting in diverse visual artistic effects and practical value.
In modern fashion design, pleating elements are commonly applied to cuffs, shoulders, collars, chests, plackets, waists, side seams, hems, and cuffs of garments. By incorporating targeted pleating designs based on different areas, fabrics, and styles, the best visual effects and practical value can be achieved.
