The defining characteristic of microfiber is the small diameter of its fibers. Because the individual fibers are very fine, microfiber can create a large surface area within the finished fabric.
This structure influences several characteristics of the material.
KINGSOO currently offers two microfiber fabrics with different compositions and constructions.
| Fabric Option | Composition | Construction |
|---|---|---|
| Micro Terry Fabric | 80% Polyester / 20% Nylon | Terry |
| Micro Fleece Fabric | 100% Polyester | Fleece |
KINGSOO's micro terry fabric is made from 80% polyester and 20% nylon.
The terry construction gives the fabric a different surface and structure from micro fleece, while the polyester-and-nylon blend also distinguishes it from the 100% polyester option.
For projects that specify both fiber composition and terry construction, this fabric provides a clearly defined microfiber option.
KINGSOO's micro fleece fabric is made from 100% polyester and uses a fleece construction.
Compared with micro terry, it has a simpler fiber composition and a different fabric surface.
Rather than selecting a material based only on whether it is called terry or fleece, it is more useful to consider several factors together:
KINGSOO can recommend fabrics according to different product uses and requirements for water absorption, quick drying, and waterproofing.
Available options include:
For digital printing, customers can provide artwork in AI or PDF format and specify the required print size. KINGSOO also offers more than 1,000 existing patterns for selection and can provide product renderings for reference.
Different label options are available, including woven, printed, embroidered, heat-transfer, and rubber labels. Packaging can also be selected according to the requirements of the finished product.
Before mass production, materials are inspected and a pre-production sample is made using bulk material. Product details can then be confirmed before full production begins.
This allows fabric selection, product design, and production preparation to be handled as one connected development process.