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HEAT-FLOW Fabric FAQ
What is HEAT-FLOW fabric?
HEAT-FLOW is an air-layered fleece fabric that uses a 3D structure to trap warmth while remaining breathable and lightweight.
How is HEAT-FLOW different from traditional fleece?
Traditional fleece relies mainly on thickness, while HEAT-FLOW uses air-layer circulation to balance warmth and breathability.
Is HEAT-FLOW fabric heavy?
No. It delivers warmth with reduced bulk, making it suitable for layering and lightweight garments.
Does HEAT-FLOW overheat easily?
The internal air-flow structure helps regulate temperature, reducing heat buildup during movement.
What garments work best with HEAT-FLOW fabric?
Ideal for knit tops, casual outerwear, hoodies, loungewear, and cold-weather layering pieces.
Is HEAT-FLOW suitable for everyday wear?
Yes. Its balance of comfort, structure, and durability makes it suitable for daily use.
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