4-way stretch fabrics incorporate elastane (spandex) into woven or knitted construction, allowing the fabric to stretch in both warp and weft directions and return to its original shape. For uniform programs that require freedom of movement — hospitality, healthcare, tactical, logistics — stretch fabric eliminates the restriction of traditional rigid woven fabrics while maintaining a tailored appearance.
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| Type | Stretch Direction | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| 2-Way Stretch | Weft only (side-to-side) | Standard stretch trousers, waistband comfort |
| 4-Way Stretch | Warp + Weft (all directions) | Performance uniforms, active roles, fitted silhouettes |
| Parameter | Standard | Target |
|---|---|---|
| Stretch (weft) | ASTM D3107 | 15–30% elongation |
| Stretch (warp) | ASTM D3107 | 10–20% elongation |
| Recovery | ASTM D3107 | ≥90% after 50 washes |
| Growth (permanent set) | ASTM D3107 | ≤3% after repeated stretch |
| Product Code | Composition | Weight (GSM) | Structure | Stretch (Weft) | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PC-STR-220 | 65% Polyester / 33% Cotton / 2% Spandex | 210–240 | Twill 2/1 | 20–25% | Dress trousers, corporate uniforms |
| LS-5243 | 52% Linen / 43% Cotton / 5% Spandex | 200–240 | Twill 2/1 | 15–20% | Premium hospitality, resort trousers |
| PES-KN-180 | 92% Polyester / 8% Spandex | 170–190 | Piqué knit | 25–35% | Performance polos, active uniforms |