Fabrics & Materials
Great sportswear starts with great fabric. We source premium-grade materials from certified textile mills across Pakistan and Asia — and every roll is lab-tested for colorfastness, tensile strength, and dimensional stability before it ever touches your production order.
Our Core Fabric Library
Whether you're building lightweight jerseys or heavy-duty winter training gear, here's every fabric type we stock and source — with full composition details, weight ranges, and recommended applications.
Interlock Jersey
StandardCompression Lycra
PerformanceFleece (Brushed)
ThermalTaslon / Micro Peach
OuterwearRipstop Nylon
TechnicalPique Cotton
ClassicFrench Terry
AthleisureCustom Fabric Development
Can't find exactly what you need in our standard library? No problem. Our mill partners can develop entirely custom blends, weights, and finishes engineered to your exact specification — from anti-microbial compression fabrics to UV-blocking outdoor materials.
- Custom composition blends (poly/nylon/spandex ratios)
- Custom dye-lot colors matched to your Pantone specs
- Specialty finishes: anti-microbial, UV, DWR
- Physical swatches shipped for approval before bulk
Common Questions About Fabrics
What fabrics does Sapiro Sports use for sportswear manufacturing?
We stock 8+ core fabric types including Dri-Fit mesh, compression lycra, interlock jersey, fleece, taslon, ripstop nylon, pique cotton, and French terry — sourced from certified textile mills and lab-tested for colorfastness and tensile strength.
Can you source custom fabrics for my sportswear brand?
Yes. Our mill partners can develop custom fabric blends, weights, and finishes to your exact specification — including custom dye-lot colors and specialty treatments like anti-microbial, UV-protection, or moisture-management finishes. Minimum 200-meter fabric run.
Are your fabrics certified and tested?
All fabrics are tested for colorfastness (ISO 105), tensile strength, pilling resistance, and dimensional stability. We prioritize OEKO-TEX® certified and recycled polyester (rPET) options for brands with sustainability requirements.
What GSM fabric weight should I choose for my sportswear?
It depends on your product type. Lightweight performance wear (jerseys, singlets) works best at 140–180 GSM. Mid-weight training gear suits 180–240 GSM. Heavy outerwear and hoodies need 260–320 GSM. We're happy to recommend the right weight for your specific products.