What is Neoprene?

It is always good to know what you actually wear and where it comes from. Hence a very small piece of information. Neoprene has existed for a long time (1931), has many (industrial and medical) applications and was called Dupreen in the early years. The inventor of Neoprene is DuPont Performance Polymers

To begin with, Neoprene is just rubber, just like latex. Neoprene, however, has had a different operation during production, as a result of which it has a more upward and foamed character. Apart from frequent use in water sports, neoprene has been used for years in the fashion industry. Usually glued on a strong stretch polyamide carrier, so that it is easy to pull on and off. The material is of a cast quality (hot liquid is poured and then dried by air cooling), making it also 100% bi-stretch (4-way stretch). There is therefore no tension in the material. This only benefits the fit; the stretcher n.l. in all directions, without having a preference in the direction. The process of neoprene casting is a cumbersome process (much longer production time due to air drying). Cheaper materials are often calendered (ie liquefied on a roller with compressed air). As a result, these materials always have a "running direction" which only goes two ways; up and down or from left to right. (or 2-way stretch)

Specification

Material: 1 mm thick, 4-way stretch, 80% Neoprene - 20% Polyamide

Color: matt black

Dimensions: S - M - L - XL (XXL)

Packaging: in polybag and sturdy shipping box

Shipping / pick up: as parcel post or pick up @ showroom Moonheels Maarssen

Specifications for: kinky dress neoprene