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Our fabric is so absorbent that it can absorb ten times its weight in two seconds. It also soaks up 20 times faster than bamboo, cotton, or hemp knits.
Durable & reversible, it contains thirsty Zorb® 3D fibers between a face and back of 100% absorbent organic cotton
Engineered to meet exacting USA requirements, this is the highest quality-assured organic fabric on the market.
Unique, three-dimensional engineered dimple pattern provides greater retention, superior hold, faster distribution of moisture and less leaking under compression
Only two layers of Zorb will replace nine flannel layers, seven French terry layers, and six fleece layers.
CPSIA certified, meeting stringent standards by the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission on lead and phthalates and flammability.
All Zorb fabrics are designed with the ability to exponentially increase their absorbency; use multiple layers of Zorb to supercharge your products' absorbency.

Super Absorbent Technology

Our fabric is designed to perform at a new level of absorbency with our Ready-AbZORB technology. We’ve designed our Zorb 3D fabric to skip prewashing and drying and not shrink nearly as quickly as some other materials on the market. Indeed, this fabric reduces our shrinkage by 60% to 80%.

Finally, we don’t use super absorbent polymers in our fabrics. Because of this, the absorbency doesn’t fade with exposure to chemicals. Instead, the absorbency lasts for the lifetime of the material. And the more Zorb layers you use, the more absorbent your product will be. You can guarantee your product will be super absorbent!

Say Goodbye to Bacteria

Super absorbent fabric is essential for high-sweat or high-moisture situations. For example, athletes need absorbent clothing made with the right material. So does a baby’s diaper! But the problem we run into is bacterial growth.

Our Zorb 3D fabric features SILVADUR Antimicrobial, which prevents bacteria, fungi, or algae from growing on your fabric. It also controls odor and keeps your fabric fresh. It’s safe for sensitive skin, too. We tested ten times the recommended amount of SILVADUR on bamboo, cotton, and polyester. Even with a high amount on the fabric, we detected no skin sensitivity after ten tests. We’re thorough to ensure you’re taken care of!

Ideal On Its Own

The great thing about our Zorb 3D fabric is how you can use it independently. Some materials require interlining between layers, but not this one. It’s easier to create more fantastic products more quickly.

Use our Zorb 3D Organic Cotton Dimple Silver Fabric for activewear, bed liners, bibs, bicycling jerseys, burp cloths, cage liners, cloth diapers, diaper inserts, dish mats, dog diapers, face masks, menstrual pads, mop pads, nursing pads, period panties, pet beds, pet potty pads, towels, and washcloths.

This fabric is perfect for your next product with our super absorbency, unique technology, and various uses!

Specs

Country of Origin: Made in USA
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Manufacturer: AKAS Tex

Fabric Content: A proprietary blend of absorbent organic cotton fibers engineered for high performance
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Fabric Weight: 550 GSM / 16.2 ounces per square yard

Fabric Width: 57" - 60" wide / 144 cm - 152 cm wide

Fabric Thickness: 0.085 inch +/- 10%

Approx. Shrinkage (Length): 5% - 6%
Approx. Shrinkage (Width): 5% - 6%

Important Note about Shrinkage
All natural fiber knits will shrink further. Percent shrinkage has been tested in a controlled lab. It may vary under different wash/dry conditions and from batch to batch. It is recommended to test shrinkage on a small piece first and then pre-wash whole yardage at the setting that your finished stitched item will be washed.

Approx. Stretch (Length): 5%
Approx. Stretch (Width): 5%

UPF Rating: 50+
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Important Note about UPF Ratings:
Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) indicates how much UV radiation (both UVB and UVA) a fabric allows to reach your skin. For example, a UPF 50 fabric blocks 98 % of the sun’s rays and allows 2% (1/50th) to penetrate, thus reducing your exposure risk significantly. A UPF 30 fabric blocks 97% of UV rays and allows roughly 3% of UV transmission. UPF 15 indicates that the fabric blocks roughly 93% of UV rays and allows about 7% of available UV radiation to pass through.

UPF 10 to 30 = Fair Protection
UPF 30 to 50 = Good Protection
UPS 50+ = Excellent Protection

Quantity Information: Quantity = number of continuous yards., Orders of more than 10 yards may ship in more than 1 piece. If you would like a continuous piece, please leave a comment & we will try to accommodate your request., Seconds quality material may not ship in completed lengths. They may be in several cut pieces not less than 18" or so.

Care

Care Instructions: Pre-wash for shrinkage if needed, Wash medium, Dry medium, No Fabric softener, No Bleach, Warm iron if needed
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Important Note about Absorbency in 3D & 4D Zorb fabrics:
These fabrics are designed to be absorbent and made without the use of any chemicals during manufacturing. Our Ready-AbZorb process helps eliminate the need for pre-washing for absorption and also reduces the shrinkage. However the fabrics are made in large batch sizes on industrial machines and sometimes the fabric may not absorb as desired from when you receive it, or sometimes after cutting and sewing. In such cases, we recommend running the fabric through a hot wash and medium dry cycle; this will help remove any handling residues and activate the super absorbent fibers that might have been affected by handling.

Important Note about Shrinkage
All natural fiber knits will shrink further. Percent shrinkage has been tested in a controlled lab. It may vary under different wash/dry conditions and from batch to batch. It is recommended to test shrinkage on a small piece first and then pre-wash whole yardage at the setting that your finished stitched item will be washed.