Jersey print with cool digging machines – Blue

Jersey print with cool blue excavators digital print jersey 220 g/m²

Jersey print with cool digging machines – Blue

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Quality 95% cotton, 5 % lycra
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Weight 220 g/m²
Width 160 cm
SKU: GS2508-041 Categories: ,

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Jersey print with cool excavators – Blue is a digital print on single jersey knit made of 95% cotton and 5% lycra, weighing 220 g/m² and 160 cm wide.

Specifications:
– Material: 95% cotton, 5% lycra
– Weight: 220 g/m²
– Width: 160 cm
– Certification: Oeko-Tex 100
– Stretch: 4-way
– Construction: Single jersey knit

The print is exclusively developed by Jydsk Stoflager and not available elsewhere. The blue background provides a clearer color expression, often used for kids’ T-shirts, long-sleeved blouses, leggings, and hats. The motif also works well for small collection details, such as contrast panels or pockets, when the rest is kept solid.

The digital print is consistent and unaffected by stretch. Contours are sharp, and colors hold after washes when cared for properly. The 220 g/m² single jersey base offers a good balance of fullness and flexibility, making the garment feel stable without being too heavy.

Fabric stores typically stock this themed print as a season-independent novelty for children’s ranges. Small producers use it for short runs due to the ability to order from 10 meters and reorder as needed. Deliveries are consistent in color from roll to roll, facilitating planning and restocking.

Wash at 30°C inside out. Avoid tumble drying and hang to dry.

Match with rib knits from Rib jersey in a tone that ties the print together, such as blue or grey.

Order from 10m — delivery 1–3 business days in Scandinavia

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