What is Microfiber Fleece?

Understanding Microfiber Fleece

Ingredients: Microfiber Fleece, a fabric made from synthetic fibers (primarily polyester) whose fiber fineness often exceeds that of silk threads. This extreme fiber fineness gives the fabric a soft touch.

Production process: The fabric first has to go through the knitting set of processes, followed by the brushing process. This step allows the fibers to grow hairs on the surface, creating that soft, cushiony feel that is characteristic of fleece.

Advantages of Microfiber Fleece

Comfort: Microfiber fleece is particularly suitable for intimate apparel and accessories because of its softness and warmth.

Versatility: thanks to its lightweight and breathable qualities, this material is widely recognized as being adaptable to all climatic conditions and a wide range of activities. It ensures optimum comfort for the user, whether in the heat of summer or the cold of winter.

Practicality: the fabric is well-designed and not only exhibits excellent durability but also offers easy maintenance. Even after frequent use and multiple washes, it maintains its outstanding quality and ensures long-term value.

Affordable: microfiber fleece is less expensive than natural materials such as wool, and it also offers much of the same benefits as these natural materials at a much lower price.

Eco-friendly option: some microfiber wool fleeces are made from recycled polyester, providing a more sustainable option. 

Common Uses for Microfiber Fleece

Fashion and apparel

Jackets: Wool fleece, a microfiber, is really light and warm. We use it in our jackets, hoodies, and undershirts. They are not only incredibly warm in the winter, but they are also extremely lightweight.

Sportswear: This fabric is great for sportswear, like sweatshirts or undershirts, because it's breathable and wicks away sweat and moisture.

Casual wear: This fabric is super soft and comfortable to wear, so it is especially suitable for making robes, pajamas, and casual clothes.

Home Furnishings

Blankets and shawls: Microfiber wool fleece is a popular choice for blankets and shawls, providing warmth and comfort for lounging around the house.

Bedding: Wool sheets and pillowcases provide a warm and cozy sleeping environment, especially during the colder months.

Cushions and upholstery: Its durability and soft texture make it suitable for cushions and certain types of upholstery.

Outdoor gear

Camping equipment: this fabric, being warm and lightweight, is particularly suitable for sleeping bags and blankets.

Sports equipment: this material is really perfect for winter sports! It is not only used to make warm gloves but also to create cozy hats and scarves.