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130gsm polyester spandex diamond mesh. This is the heavier, more structured sibling to the 90gsm diamond mesh. You pick it up and immediately feel the difference — more body, more backbone, more presence. The diamond pattern is clean and pronounced. At 130gsm, it's no longer just a lightweight overlay fabric. It's got real substance. 4% spandex gives it a subtle flex, just enough to move with the body without losing its crisp structure. 165cm wide, 4 yards per kilo. The lower yield tells you it's packed with more material per meter. If the 90gsm version felt too light or flimsy for your project, this is the step up — same diamond pattern, more weight and durability.
Polyester base with just enough spandex to keep things comfortable. It won't shrink, won't wrinkle much, and holds its shape wash after wash. The 4% spandex provides reliable recovery — it won't bag out or sag after repeated wear. At 130gsm, it's dense enough to handle regular use without tearing or fraying. Cuts cleanly, feeds evenly through the machine. For structured apparel layers, outdoor gear panels, and accessories that need to hold their silhouette, it's reliable. Not built for heavy-duty industrial use, but for what it's made for, it does the job with confidence.
Structured apparel layers and fashion inserts. Autumn-winter decorative panels. Outdoor gear ventilation layers. Bag and accessory accents. Craft projects where you want a mesh with real body and a visible geometric pattern. If you need something lighter and airier, the 90gsm diamond mesh is the lighter alternative. If you need maximum structure, our Korean mesh at 104gsm or stiff square mesh are available. This one's for when you want a heavyweight diamond mesh — thick enough to hold its own, breathable enough to wear.



Weight and body. The 90gsm version is lighter, airier, and more suited to summer sheer layers and delicate overlays. This 130gsm version is heavier, more structured, and built for pieces that need real backbone. Same diamond pattern, same polyester-spandex blend, just a lot more substance. If the 90gsm felt too flimsy for your project, this 130gsm is the upgrade.
Yes, but it's a gentle flex, not a compression stretch. 4% spandex gives just enough give for comfort — it moves with the body without feeling tight or restrictive. It's not performance activewear stretch. It's the kind of stretch you want in a structured fashion piece: barely there, just enough to be comfortable. If you need strong four-way stretch, we have options with 15-40% spandex.
It's a mesh with visible diamond holes — by nature, it's breathable and semi-sheer. At 130gsm, the structure is dense enough to provide more coverage than lighter meshes. For structured fashion layers and outdoor gear panels, the transparency is part of the design. If you need full coverage, a lining can be added underneath. The heavier weight means it layers beautifully without collapsing.
Yes, the 130gsm weight and polyester base make it suitable for outdoor gear ventilation panels and structured accessories. Polyester naturally resists UV and won't absorb moisture. The diamond mesh structure allows airflow while keeping its shape. For heavy-duty outdoor equipment, you might want something even heavier, but for most outdoor apparel and gear applications, this works well.
Pattern and structure. The 104gsm Korean mesh has a classic even-hole structure with a clean, polished look — better for fashion jackets and pieces that need a refined finish. This 130gsm diamond mesh has a pronounced geometric pattern with more weight and body — better for pieces that need to hold a stronger silhouette. Both are polyester with spandex. Pick Korean mesh for polished fashion. Pick diamond mesh for bold structure.
Yes, it's lower than the 7 y/kg of the 90gsm version. This is because the 130gsm weight packs more material into every meter. The lower yield is a sign of density and durability. If you need to cover a large area on a tight budget, the 90gsm version is more cost-effective. If you need more structure and body, the 4 y/kg is worth it.
No. Our fabrics are designed and produced for fashion apparel, activewear, outdoor gear, accessories, and craft uses. We do not currently manufacture or supply fabrics for medical, filtration, or industrial applications. If you need medical-grade textiles, we recommend consulting a specialist supplier.