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ČeštinaStretch Fabrics for Workwear
Stretch workwear fabrics for garments that move with the wearer - kneeling, climbing and reaching without pulling, with recovery that prevents bagging.
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SHELLFLEX-230
230 g/m² | 90% Nylon, 10% Spandex
from 7,08 € /m · incl. VAT
COSTA-165
165 g/m² | 92% Polyester, 8% Spandex
5,12 € /m · incl. VAT
SHELLFLEX-300
300 g/m² | 90% Nylon, 10% Spandex
9,98 € /m · incl. VAT
FORTIS-235 STRETCH
235 g/m² | 65% Polyester, 32% Cotton, 3% Spandex
from 4,12 € /m · incl. VAT
SHELLFLEX-265
265 g/m² | 90% Nylon, 10% Spandex
from 7,80 € /m · incl. VAT
LUKAS ACTIVE-245
245 g/m² | 64% Polyester, 34% Cotton, 2% Elastane
from 4,01 € /m · incl. VAT
ACTIVA-200
200 g/m² | 95% Nylon, 5% Spandex
from 6,13 € /m · incl. VAT
TOPPER-245 STRETCH
245 g/m² | 65% Polyester, 32% Cotton, 3% EOL
from 5,77 € /m · incl. VAT
RAINBLOCK PLUS-255
255 g/m² | 100% Polyester
from 5,49 € /m · incl. VAT
OPAL-250
250 g/m² | 95% Cotton, 5% Spandex
from 4,65 € /m · incl. VAT
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Stretch fabric matters where the job involves kneeling, climbing and reaching overhead — a rigid trouser pulls at the knee and the wearer feels it by mid-shift. This range holds 16 published articles from 165 to 300 g/m², all OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certified, with selected articles meeting EN 343 or EN ISO 20471. Elastane content gives both stretch and recovery, so garments return to shape instead of bagging at the knee. Used for fitted workwear in installation, maintenance, utilities and technical services.
Standard & certification guides
The standards behind this range, explained on xmtextiles.com — what each one covers and how to choose compliant material.
Frequently asked questions
When is stretch fabric worth the cost?
When the job involves kneeling, climbing or reaching overhead. A rigid trouser pulls at the knee, and wearers notice it by mid-shift.
What is the difference between stretch and recovery?
Stretch is how far the fabric gives; recovery is whether it returns. Without recovery a garment bags at the knee after a few wears — elastane provides both.
What is available?
16 published articles from 165 to 300 g/m², all OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certified, with selected articles meeting EN 343 or EN ISO 20471.