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What viscose knit means for wholesale buyers

Melani Basic bodysuit cards list 95% viscose / 5% elastane. A knit structure marks less under a second layer; weight, width and colour fastness are measured at intake. Per-style values sit on the catalogue card.

What viscose knit means for wholesale buyers

The main Melani Basic cloth is viscose knit. Bodysuit cards list 95% viscose / 5% elastane; tunic and slip cards are read per style. A knit marks less under a second layer than a woven. Weight, width and colour fastness are measured at fabric intake; a roll that does not match the card does not go to cutting.

Why viscose, why knit?

Viscose is a fibre that breathes in daily wear. Elastane lets a fitted bodysuit block return after movement. Together they give a soft hand for a piece that sits under a jacket or shirt.

Knit fabric rests before it is cut; a shrinkage test sees length and width loss after wash before the block is laid. That lowers the risk of a bodysuit that shortens after the first wash in store. Cloth that fails the test does not go onto a block.

This post does not claim a general laboratory mark or ISO certificate. The numbers live on the lot and the card.

What to read on the catalogue card

Every style has a fabric line on the catalogue card. The 95 / 5 repeat on bodysuits means the hand stays in that line. For tunics and slips, read the card; “mainly viscose” does not mean every style shares the same blend.

Three figures a buyer can ask for:

  • Weight — hand and drape
  • Width — cutting plan and waste
  • Colour fastness — shade drift inside a lot

Current lot measurements move with stock; a screen is not the colour reference.

What a wholesale buyer should ask

Line, style code and quantity are enough on a first note. When cloth is the subject, add:

  • A shade check against a previous lot of the same code
  • How plus-size ease behaves in that cloth
  • A paid sample held next to the card

Samples are requested on the form, as in the first-order post. Rail planning is in the assortment post.

After the carton leaves

Carton standard is pack as well as cloth: 6 standard, 4 plus size, 100 pieces on the order. A rejected piece does not enter a carton.

Care text changes by style and lot; this post does not publish a wash temperature. Read the store label against the confirmation.

Fabric and stock questions go through the contact form. Production stays in Sakarya / Kocaali, in our own workshop since 1996.

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Short answers from this post

What is the Melani bodysuit fabric?

95% viscose / 5% elastane on the card. It is a knit.

Is every line the same blend?

No. That blend is common on the bodysuit row. Tunics and slips are read from the card.

Why does weight matter?

Hand, drape and mark-through depend on it. The card and fabric intake carry the number.

Can I approve colour on a screen?

No. Colour is read in a light box and on a sample. If the roll does not match the card, it is not cut.

Do you run a shrinkage test?

Yes. The knit rests; length and width loss after wash is measured before cutting.

Do you publish a certificate?

This post is shop-floor and card information. It does not claim a general ISO mark. Lot measurements are shared when a buyer asks.

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