Bulk Breathable Quick Dry Outdoor Athletic Sportswear Exporter
This product line supplies large-volume orders of athletic apparel engineered for rapid moisture transport and sustained air permeability during high-intensity outdoor activity. Each garment
Bulk Breathable Quick-Dry Outdoor Athletic Sportswear
This product line supplies large-volume orders of athletic apparel engineered for rapid moisture transport and sustained air permeability during high-intensity outdoor activity.
Each garment integrates a bilayer knit structure where an inner hydrophobic layer moves sweat to an outer hydrophilic layer that spreads it across a larger surface for faster evaporation.
Material Composition and Structure
The primary yarn is a polyester‑polypropylene bicomponent filament with a denier of 75 dtex and a melt‑flow index of 12 g/10 min, providing a tensile strength of 55 cN/tex.
A secondary nylon‑6,6 microfilament (20 dtex) is interlooped at 15 % areal density to enhance abrasion resistance and provide a soft hand feel.
Fabric weight is maintained between 130 gsm and 150 gsm, balancing breathability with sufficient opacity for outdoor use.
Performance Characteristics
| Property | Test Method | Typical Value |
|---|---|---|
| Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate (MVTR) | ASTM E96 | 12 000 g/m²·24 h |
| Air Permeability | ISO 9237 | 250 mm/s |
| Quick‑Dry Time (to 10 % moisture) | AATCC 201 | 8 min |
| UV Protection Factor (UPF) | ASTM D6544 | UPF 30+ |
These values represent averages from production lots tested under standard atmospheric conditions (20 °C, 65 % RH).
Variations may occur based on specific yarn blends or finishing treatments requested by the buyer.
Typical Applications
End‑users include mountain‑guide crews requiring garments that retain thermal regulation during multi‑hour ascents where sweat accumulation could compromise safety.
Trail‑running teams benefit from the reduced weight and rapid drying, which limits chafing during prolonged efforts on variable terrain.
Additionally, the fabric’s UV resistance supports prolonged exposure in open‑field sports such as cycling and open‑water kayaking.
Customization Options
- Yarn denier range: 50 dtex to 100 dtex for adjusted weight and strength.
- Outer layer finish: antimicrobial silver‑ion treatment or durable water repellent (DWR) coating.
- Color matching: Pantone or custom dye lots with CIELAB ΔE < 2.
- Seam types: flatlock, overlock, or ultrasonic bonding for reduced skin irritation.
- Packaging: bulk poly‑bags, cardboard cartons with moisture‑barrier liners, or palletized configurations.
Quality Assurance and Testing
Each production lot undergoes incoming yarn inspection for tenacity and elongation using a constant‑rate tensile tester (ASTM D2256).
Fabric samples are subjected to cyclic wash tests (20 cycles, 40 °C) to verify that MVTR remains within 90 % of the initial value.
Final audit includes visual defect scanning under 10× magnification and dimensional stability measurement after relaxation.
Packaging and Logistics
Goods are packed in polyethylene liners with a water‑vapor transmission rate below 0.5 g/m²·24 h to prevent moisture uptake during transit.
Cartons are sized to hold 40 kg net weight, allowing standard 20‑foot container loads of 22 pallets without exceeding weight limits.
Export documentation includes OEKO‑Tex Standard 100 certification and REACH compliance statements upon request.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can dimensions be customized? Yes, cut‑and‑sew patterns can be adjusted to specific chest, waist, and inseam measurements provided in the tech pack.
What information is required before quotation? Detailed spec sheet including yarn denier, desired finishes, order quantity, target delivery date, and any required test certificates.
How is quality inspected? Incoming yarn, in‑process fabric, and final garment inspections follow ISO 9001‑aligned procedures with recorded test reports.
What packaging methods are available? Options include bulk poly‑bags, moisture‑barrier lined cartons, and palletized stacks with corner protection.
How are export shipments protected? Liners and desiccant packs control humidity; cartons are strapped and stretch‑wrapped to prevent shifting.
What is the typical production lead time? For orders up to 100 000 units, lead time averages 35 days after sample approval, subject to raw‑material availability.
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