Flowers N' Dots Recycled Spandex Fabric - Turquoise/White Printed, 55/56" Width (1 Yard)

Flowers N' Dots Printed On Recycled Spandex Fabric brings together playful patterning, modern performance, and a smooth hand feel for sewing projects that need both style and stretch. This printed recycled spandex fabric features a lively Turquoise/White design with a polished look that works beautifully for fashion-forward garments and active lifestyle pieces. With its 80% recycled nylon and 20% spandex content, this fabric offers a comfortable balance of durability, flexibility, and recovery.

The 4-way stretch construction supports movement and fit, making it a smart choice for garments that need to contour to the body while staying comfortable throughout the day. At 200 gsm, it has a substantial yet wearable feel that is ideal for structured stretch apparel, swimwear, dancewear, and casual fashion. The usable width of 55/56 inches gives you excellent cutting flexibility for a wide range of sewing applications.

Features & Benefits

• Printed recycled spandex fabric with a stylish Flowers N' Dots design
• 80% recycled nylon and 20% spandex for strength, stretch, and comfort
• 4-way stretch for ease of movement and a flattering fit
• 200 gsm weight for a balanced, versatile fabric body
• 55/56" usable width for efficient pattern layout and garment cutting
• Suitable for breathable, flexible, and high-performance sewing projects
• Great option for sustainable fashion and versatile wardrobe staples

Recommended Uses

• Formal wear and semiformal garments
• Smart casual shirts and slim-fit button-up styles
• Activewear and athleisure pieces
• Swimwear and resortwear
• Dancewear, performance outfits, and stretch fashion
• DIY sewing projects, custom apparel, and fashion design

Care Instructions

Machine wash cold on a delicate cycle or hand wash. Use minimal liquid detergent. Do not bleach. Tumble dry on no heat or hang to dry. Do not iron. Color may vary by screen, so order a swatch for exact matching. We recommend testing all fabrics before garment production.