Fabric Definition:
Meryl is a brand of high-performance polyamide (nylon) microfiber known for exceptional softness, durability, color retention, and moisture management, used in activewear, swimwear, hosiery, and intimate apparel.
Composition:
100% Nylon (Polyamide), Meryl/Spandex, Meryl/Cotton, Meryl/Polyester, Meryl/Elastane blends, often with microfibers
Texture:
Exceptionally soft, silk-like, smooth, lightweight, matte, breathable, cool to the touch, fine microfiber texture
Stretch Level:
Low to Moderate (knits have natural stretch; spandex for high elasticity)
Fabric Construction:
Knitted (Jersey, Interlock, Rib, Warp knit) or Woven (Plain, Twill)
GSM Range:
80-250 GSM (lightweight; 100-200 GSM for apparel)
Breathability:
Good (breathable, comfortable, quick-drying)
Moisture Management:
Moderate (wicks moisture, dries quickly)
Durability:
High (durable, strong, colorfast, resists pilling, retains shape)
Thermal Properties:
Moderate; lightweight, suitable for all seasons, comfortable
Key Usage Areas:
Activewear, Swimwear, Intimate apparel, Lingerie, Hosiery, Socks, T-shirts, Sportswear, Dancewear, Leggings
Sportswear, medical textiles, hospitality (luxury comfort), automotive (seat covers), outdoor gear