Mesh fabric is a lightweight, open-weave textile characterized by its net-like structure, created using evenly spaced holes or gaps between the yarns. This breathable construction allows for excellent airflow, moisture evaporation, and flexibility, making it ideal for applications where ventilation and comfort are key.
Typically made from synthetic fibers such as polyester or nylon, mesh fabric is durable, quick-drying, and resistant to stretching and shrinking. It comes in various forms—ranging from soft and stretchy to stiff and structured—depending on its weave, fiber content, and intended use.