Product sourcing notes
Confirm the visual direction
Gradient foil creates a color-flow effect, so buyers should think about how the material will be placed on the garment. A panel, sleeve or bodysuit can show the gradient differently depending on cutting direction.
Check stretch and garment fit
The source data confirms 4-way stretch. Buyers should still test a physical sample to see whether stretch and recovery match the final performance apparel design.
Review specifications before quotation
Key confirmed details include 150 cm / 59 in width, 180 GSM weight and 100 m / 109 yd MOQ. If the project needs custom color development, confirm timing and minimums before sampling.
Use samples for final approval
Review the sample under the final-use lighting, then check stretch, sewing and surface appearance. Keep the approved sample for bulk comparison.
Confirm these points before you order
- Confirm gradient direction and garment panel use
- Check 4-way stretch and recovery from a physical sample
- Use 150 cm / 59 in width and 100 m / 109 yd MOQ for initial planning
- Ask about custom color development if the blue-purple tone needs adjustment
Turn this guide into a usable supplier request
Share the garment type, target look, stretch requirement and expected use environment.
Check color, hand feel, surface effect, stretch recovery and sewing behavior before bulk approval.
Include quantity, destination, timeline, custom needs and any testing or documentation requests.
Before you request a quotation
What is the MOQ for this blue-purple gradient foil fabric?
The confirmed MOQ in the current product data is 100 m / 109 yd.
Does this fabric have 4-way stretch?
Yes. The source data confirms 4-way stretch on a 98% Polyester 2% Spandex base.