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90gsm polyester spandex diamond mesh. The first thing you notice is the pattern — clean, even diamond-shaped holes that give the fabric real visual character. It's not just a plain open mesh. It's got structure. At 90gsm, it's in the sweet spot between lightweight and heavy — enough body to hold its shape without being stiff. 7% spandex gives it a subtle flex. Not the intense stretch of compression fabric. Just enough to move with the body and recover. 165cm wide, 7 yards per kilo. Extra width, solid yield. If you've used standard flat mesh and wanted something with more personality and better structure, this diamond weave is a quiet upgrade.
Polyester base, so it's low-maintenance. Won't shrink, won't wrinkle much, won't lose its shape in the wash. The 7% spandex holds its recovery — it won't bag out or sag. The diamond structure gives it good dimensional stability, so it doesn't pull out of shape with regular wear. Cuts cleanly with minimal fraying, feeds evenly through the machine. For fashion pieces, activewear panels, and accessories that get regular use, it's reliable. Not built for heavy-duty industrial work, but for what it's made for, it does the job with style.
Summer sheer layers and fashion overlays. Activewear ventilation panels. Statement sleeves and dress inserts. Bag and accessory accents. Craft projects where you want a mesh with a visible geometric pattern. If you need something lighter and airier, our lighter diamond meshes at 20gsm and 28gsm are better options. If you need maximum stretch, our compression meshes have higher spandex content. This one's for when you want structured with a diamond pattern and a comfortable touch of flex — decorative enough to notice, practical enough to wear.



The hole shape and the look. Regular mesh has a standard grid or random open structure. This diamond mesh has a clear, even diamond pattern that adds visual interest. It looks more designed, more intentional. Same breathability, same functionality, but with more personality. If you want a mesh that's part of the design rather than just a functional layer, pick diamond.
Weight and structure. The 104gsm Korean mesh is heavier, denser, and has more body — better for structured jackets and fashion pieces that need to hold a silhouette. This 90gsm diamond mesh is lighter, more breathable, and has a more open structure — better for sheer layers, activewear panels, and pieces where airflow matters more than heavy structure. Both have spandex for stretch. Pick Korean mesh for crisp structure. Pick diamond mesh for breathable style.
Just enough to be comfortable. The 7% spandex gives it a subtle flex — it moves with the body without losing its crisp shape. It's not the firm compression of performance activewear. It's the kind of stretch you want in a fashion piece: there when you need it, not restrictive, not baggy. If you need strong four-way compression, we have options with 15-40% spandex.
It's a mesh with visible diamond holes — by nature, it's see-through and breathable. For fashion overlays and activewear panels, the transparency is part of the aesthetic. If you need full coverage, a lining can be added underneath. The structured body means it layers beautifully without collapsing.
Yes, 165cm is a wider width than our standard 150-160cm fabrics. This extra width gives you more flexibility when cutting — better fabric utilization, less waste. For fashion pieces and volume production, this alone can make a meaningful difference in your per-unit fabric cost.
Both. The diamond mesh works well for activewear ventilation panels and breathable layers. The 7% spandex gives it enough flex for movement. The polyester base wicks moisture and dries quickly. For full activewear pieces, you might want a heavier or higher-spandex option. For fashion-forward activewear and athleisure, this works well.
No. Our fabrics are designed and produced for fashion apparel, activewear, 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.