Cotswold Offers No Show Diagonal Mesh

November 19, 2010

Cotswold Industries, New York, now offers Diagonal No Show Nylon Mesh, which is specifically designed to be used with light-colored fabrics where traditional stabilizer shows through the front of the shirt, according to the company.

This mesh is ideal for left-chest logos on polo shirts made of piqué knit, jersey or micro-mesh. Other uses include T-shirts, infant items and all types of microfiber performance wear. Its softness allows this mesh to cover stitching that may feel scratchy next to the skin. Also, it drapes well and is almost invisible from the front, according to the company.

The Diagonal No Show Nylon Mesh is made of nylon mesh with a diagonal embossed pattern, making it more directionally stable. This allows it to hold more stitches per single layer than traditional perpendicular patterned mesh. The result is tighter registration and more definition per layer. Also, it can easily support higher stitch counts by adding a mid-weight tearaway as a sandwich layer, according to the company.

For more information, visit cotswoldindustries.com. — S.G.



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