What is Aertex Fabric?
- Aertex is a woven fabric that is very thin, lightweight, and breathable.
- It has a lot of tiny holes that make it easy for air to flow through.
- In the summer, it helps keep the body cool, and in the winter, it helps keep the body warm.
- When a weft thread passes between two doup ends, the doup ends to twist and grab the weft, securing it in place and making it difficult for it to move.
- By mixing the cross-weave with other types of weave structures, it is possible to create clothing that is both elegant and lovely.
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History
- In 1888, a well-known politician and wealthy mill owner named Lewis Haslam started the Aertex company and hence the fabric was named after him.
- Experiments were carried out by him and his associates on a fabric that had warp and weft woven into it at right angles to one another.
- This method of airing out turned out to be effective, which led to the creation of Aertex Fabric.
- By the turn of the 20th century, an Aertex garment had found its way into the closet of every male in the United States and was enjoying growing levels of popularity.
![Aertex Fabric](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1150/2764/files/History_51_1024x1024.jpg?v=1657532222)
What Makes it Stand Out
Texture |
The texture of aertex fabric is soft and mesh like. |
Breathable |
Aertex is a relatively thin cloth that is made breathable by the presence of minute pores across its surface. |
Lightweight |
This fabric is very light, which makes it easy to carry and useful for making undergarments. |
Application and Uses
Clothing |
Swiming outfits, gym outfits, sportswear, etc. |
Home Furnishing |
Curtains, bedsheets, cushion covers, etc. |
Care Instructions
- Even though it can handle heavy labor and high temperatures, you should still wash it properly before using it.
- It is recommended that this cloth not be hung out to dry.
- Regular iron must be used.
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