- Through the knitting construction of the middle material, many micro-holes are created to wick away moisture and dry quickly
- The material can be altered and modified according to the end-product's needs
- This chart below compares Spacerfoam to traditional materials:
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After washing for long periods of time, the upper and lower layers become easily separated, leading to a poor reputation |
The production process has many steps, resulting in a longer lead time and increased cost |
Chemical adhesives are required during the process, which may cause latent effects to the human body |
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The Spacerfoam is knit in a one-step process, so despite laundering or usage for long periods of time, the material maintains its shape |
The lead time is shorter, which reduces the stock cost
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Spacerfoam is manufactured without any added chemical adhesives
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- Spacerfoam itself possesses an air-blocking, insulating layer
- During delivery, Spacerfoam is always packaged in Polybags, and shipped in specialized shipping boxes
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