What are the characteristics of Lycra, an efficient fabric fiber?

    The characteristics and applications of Leica
    1. Fibers and Their Applications
    Lycra is available in matte white, translucent, or transparent filament forms. Lycra yarns of various fineness are primarily used in: sheer hosiery; circular-knitted products such as underwear and sportswear; leg warmers; narrow ribbons; warp-knitted fabrics for women's underwear and swimwear; medical supplies; footwear, and more.

    2. Yarn Form
    Leica primarily appears in fabrics in the forms of core-spun yarn, wrapped yarn, covered yarn, and bare yarn.
    Core-spun yarn/cored yarn/covered yarn features the appearance and hand feel of wrapped fibers while also possessing excellent elasticity, making it widely used in various types of fabrics.
    Lycra bare silk exhibits excellent dyeability and wearability. It is commonly used in knitted underwear, sock hems, bandages, and sportswear. When stretched, Lycra elongates and thins, enhancing the alluring charm of garments when applied to products like sheer stockings.