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95gsm Nylon Spandex Leopard Print Mesh — Lightweight Stretch Netting for Activewear and Apparel | 63"
How does it feel?
95gsm nylon spandex leopard print mesh. Light, airy, with a comfortable stretch that moves with you. The leopard print sits right in that sweet spot — enough personality to stand out, not so loud that it limits what you can make with it. 90% nylon, 10% spandex — the stretch is just right for everyday wear, not the heavy compression of performance gear. 160cm wide, 6 yards per kilo. If you've used plain solid mesh and wanted something with more visual punch, this is it. Breathable, soft against the skin, and the print adds attitude without screaming.
Is it tough? Does it last?
Nylon with spandex holds its own. Won't shrink, won't wrinkle much, keeps its shape through washing and wearing. The leopard print is part of the fabric, not a surface coating — it won't peel, won't crack, won't wash out. At 95gsm, it's light but not fragile — enough body to handle regular use without being heavy. For activewear, base layers, and linings that get worn and washed often, it's reliable. Not built for heavy-duty structural work, but for what it's made for, it does the job.
What can I make with it?
Activewear with personality — yoga tops, training shirts, lightweight sports bras. Base layers that look good on their own. Linings that add a pop of pattern inside a jacket or bag. Craft projects that need a stretch mesh with some visual interest. If you need plain solid mesh without print, we have other nylon spandex options. If you need heavier compression, look at our higher-spandex activewear fabrics. This one's for when you want lightweight, breathable, and something that looks good too.
FAQ
1. Is the leopard print going to wash out or fade?
No. The print is bonded into the fabric, not a cheap surface coating. It handles regular washing just fine — won't peel, won't crack, won't fade. The leopard spots stay sharp wash after wash.
2. How much stretch does it have?
The 10% spandex gives it a comfortable everyday stretch — enough to move with the body and recover its shape, but not the intense compression of performance activewear. It's the kind of stretch you want in a yoga top or a lightweight base layer: there when you need it, not restrictive, not baggy.
3. Is this see-through? Do I need a lining?
At 95gsm, it's on the lighter side but gives decent coverage. For most activewear and apparel, it's fine on its own. If you're making something in white or a very light color and want extra coverage, a lining is a good backup. Darker colors and printed patterns like this leopard design cover well without needing anything underneath.
4. Can I use this for swimwear?
It has stretch and nylon content, but it's not specifically designed for prolonged chlorine or saltwater exposure like our dedicated swimwear fabrics. For occasional water use, it'll hold up. For competitive or frequent pool use, we recommend our swimwear-specific nylon spandex options.
5. Is this the same as your leopard print swimwear fabric?
Different fabric, different purpose. The leopard print swimwear fabric is a heavyweight 160gsm nylon spandex built for the water. This 95gsm mesh is lighter, more breathable, and built for activewear and everyday apparel. Same leopard attitude, different application.
6. Is the leopard pattern the same on every roll?
The pattern placement is consistent batch to batch, but as with most printed fabrics, there may be slight variations in how the pattern falls across different rolls. If you need an exact pattern match for cutting, we recommend ordering from the same batch.
7. Can I get a sample before placing a bulk order?
Yes. Samples are free — you just pay shipping. Contact us with your delivery address and we'll send a swatch within 24 hours. We recommend testing it with your actual setup before committing to a bulk order.
8. Is this fabric suitable for medical or healthcare applications?
No. Our fabrics are designed and produced for apparel, activewear, linings, 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.