The difference between swimsuit fabric and ordinary fabric is mainly reflected in the material, characteristics and use.
Material
Swimsuit fabric is usually made of synthetic fibers such as nylon, polyester or spandex (Lycra), which have good elasticity and tight-fitting properties. Ordinary fabrics include natural fibers such as cotton, linen, silk, wool, and synthetic fibers such as polyester and propylene.
Characteristics
The characteristics of swimsuit fabric include:
Quick drying: Designed for water activities, it has the characteristics of quick drying.
Elasticity: High elasticity, can fit tightly to the body, reducing underwater resistance.
Chlorine and salt water resistance: It has strong resistance to chlorine and salt water, and is not easy to fade or wear.
Tight and comfortable: Fits the body curve and reduces underwater drag.
The characteristics of ordinary fabrics vary depending on the material:
Cotton fabric: Breathable and comfortable but highly absorbent and slow to dry.
Synthetic fibers such as polyester: wear-resistant but poorly breathable.
Uses
Swimsuit fabrics are specially used to make swimsuits, suitable for swimming and water activities. Ordinary fabrics have a wide range of uses and can be used to make daily clothing, bedding, home decoration, etc.