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This super elastic and abrasion-resistant fabric in solid colors is used lining the garments. Lycra Lining fabric provides a smooth and stretchy feel to your garment. It is generally used to line western wear clothes.

Uses of Lycra Fabric

Sportswear and Activewear:

• Gym Pants and Leggings: Lycra fabric's stretch and recovery properties make it ideal for form-fitting yoga pants, leggings, and workout tights.
• Compression Wear: Lycra fabric is used in compression garments, including sleeves, socks, and athletic support wear, for muscle support and improved circulation.
• Cycling Shorts and Tops: Sports tops, running shorts, and cycling apparel made from Lycra fabric offer flexibility and moisture-absorbing properties.
  

Casual and Fashion Apparel:

• T-shirts and Tops: Lycra fabric is blended with cotton or other fibers to create comfortable, stretchy T-shirts and tops that retain their shape.
• Dresses and Skirts: Form-fitting dresses and skirts often incorporate Lycra for added stretch, comfort, and movement.

Accessories:

• Headbands and Wristbands: Lycra fabric is used in stretchable accessories like headbands and wristbands, which mostly used in gym wear. 
  
• Gloves: Stretchy gloves, especially those designed for sports like cycling or weightlifting.
  

Washing Instruction of Lycra Dyed Fabric

• Use a cold or lukewarm water (below 30°C or 86°F) to prevent damage to the elastic fibers and prevent color fading.
• Use a mild detergent specifically designed for delicate fabrics.
• Lycra fabric generally does not require ironing, as it resists wrinkles. If necessary, iron on a low heat setting, but avoid direct heat as it can damage the fabric.