LOUNGEWEAR-IS-A-TEXTILE-TREND-THAT-IS-HERE-TO-STAY - SK Textiles
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LOUNGEWEAR IS A TEXTILE TREND THAT IS HERE TO STAY

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Why Loungewear is a Textile Trend That's Here to Stay in summer 2021 Loungewear was the biggest trend during lockdown. With people everywhere swapped their offices for working from home, loungewear became the go-to choice for everyone from stay-at-home mums to professionals. It's a trend we're seeing everywhere also in textiles - with no end in sight. The fashion industry reacted to the trend and is adopting a comfort-driven approach that puts wearability and versatility at the forefront. Drawstring pants, sleepwear, and leggings have become hero products for every brand. It's all about fuss-free and laidback clothing. A particular selection of textiles contributed to the popularity of the loungewear trend. Everything from the warmth of cut and sews to the comfort of lycra blends as well as the surface interest hacci has something to offer for every brand and manufacturer who wants to enter the loungewear niche. SK textiles are continuously studying fashion trends and secured a textiles range to create this comfortable and laidback look that reflects the essence of the 2021 lifestyle. The focus on comfortable textiles Comfort is the textile trend of the season, with knitted fabrics like bamboo, viscose and lycra blends becoming more popular than ever. These fibres provide flexibility and breathability hence a premium choice for separates and leisurewear. For the rest of 2021 and beyond, it's all about knitted fabrics that offer a relaxed look. Viscose lycra, cut & sews, brushed and unbrushed fleece are other trending textiles as they make it easier to move, with a flattering fit and shape retention. Lycra blends are fuss-free and wrinkle resistant textile that adds versatility and wearability to the garment. Hacci, a slubby cut and sew, is another popular loungewear textile due to its universally appealing stretch and warm hand feel. It's a popular choice that offers something unique for garment designs. Hacci is the perfect choice for lounge sets that have an elevated feel. It's all about relaxed styling with ribbed, cut and sew, unbrushed and brushed fleece textiles to create easy-to-wear garments that are comfortable. When choosing textiles for loungewear garments, it's all about considering breathability and the hand feel. Layering is a key part of the trend meaning that lightweight cut and sew is a popular choice for consumers and manufacturers. The versatility of lockdown loungewear The upcoming trends are all about comfort without compromising on style. The popularity of loungewear comes from its wearability. Long cardis and matching separates reflect the health and wellness-driven lifestyle of 2021. Life has slowed down during the pandemic, reflecting in the shift from business casual and streetwear-driven trends to laidback comfort. You can transform cashmere inspired knits into an evening look with a blazer and the right shoes. As fashion trends revert to more laidback looks with a focus on versatility, oversized silhouettes, and minimalistic texture. Tailoring now has a slouchy cut with a comfort-driven approach. The most popular loungewear designs and textiles are those that reflect the wellness-focus lifestyle that has become popular during 2021. As the core theme for this season's textile trends, lockdown loungewear is here to stay. We expect to see high-quality textiles like bamboo, cut and sews, lycra blends, fleece and viscose lycra dominate for the rest of 2021 and beyond.

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