| Weight | Best For | Shop |
|---|---|---|
| 110 gsm | Lightweight linings, tops | 110 gsm fabric |
| 160 gsm | Activewear, sportswear | 160 gsm fabric |
| 180 gsm | Shorts, pants | 180 gsm fabric |
| 250 gsm | Structured tops, polos | 250 gsm fabric |
| 280 gsm | Heavier dresses, outerwear panels | 280 gsm fabric |
Our tricot fabric by the yard is stocked in several stretch blends, including 77% Nylon/23% Spandex, 87% Nylon/13% Spandex, 76% Nylon/24% Spandex, 90% Nylon/10% Spandex, 87% Rayon/13% Spandex, 80% Polyamide/20% Spandex, and 78% Polyamide/22% Spandex, giving designers a range of stretch and hand-feel options.
Most tricot rolls measure 160cm wide, with 150–170cm variants also available.
Tricot fabric is priced per yard from $17.99 to $25.99, with volume discounts on most fabrics: 5% off 22–42 yards, 10% off 43–70 yards, and 30% off 70+ yards. There is no minimum order — buy as little as one yard. Orders above 300 kg move to quote-based pricing; contact our team for a custom quote.
Swatch cards are available for any tricot fabric so you can check hand-feel, stretch, and color before committing to yardage.
We ship tricot fabric to 130+ countries from our Foshan, China warehouse, with duties and taxes included in the listed price. Typical lead time is about a week.
All tricot fabric is produced under OEKO-TEX Standard 100, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001 certified processes.
Custom printing is available on select tricot fabrics; contact our team for details.
Lighter tricot around 110–160 gsm suits linings, tops, and t-shirts, while heavier 250–280 gsm tricot works better for structured pants, polos, and outerwear panels. Match weight to how much drape or structure your garment needs.
Tricot fabric is a warp-knit textile most commonly blended from nylon or polyamide with spandex, and occasionally rayon with spandex, for stretch and recovery. See our blog for a deeper breakdown of tricot construction and fiber options.
Lighter-weight tricot blends breathe well and feel cool against skin, making them suitable for warm-weather activewear and tops. Heavier tricot retains more warmth and suits cooler-season garments.