Bird’s-eye Mesh (mock mesh)

Weight	135–200 g/m²
Composition	100% polyester (typical); a ~90–92% PES / 8–10% elastane version exists for stretch.
Knit type	Bird’s-eye mesh (mock mesh) · Mesh & Net
Use class	Sport
Stretch	Mechanical stretch
Knit	A textured knit made on a circular weft machine with knit + tuck arrangements forming evenly spaced raised dots / small holes.
Hand	Lightly raised, grainy surface; fuller and more structured than sports net, still airy-dry.
Typical use	Performance polos/tees · team/corporate sport · training tops
Strength	The textured mesh that best balances air permeability with a clean, corporate look.
Watch for	Not as cool as full open net; the dot texture can show slight shading in deep colours.

CertificationsISO 9001ISO 14001ISO 45001OEKO-TEX STePSTANDARD 100GRS · RCS

Width, gauge, finishing options and test standards are shared on request.

Typical technical ranges

Weight tolerance	±5% (typical, dense/fine mesh); coarse open sports net and jacquard can run ±5–7% due to hole size/spacing and heat-set width-opening (very coarse builds may locally exceed ±7%)
Width	Open width typically ~150–190 cm; tubular ~30–100 cm. Spacer (double-bed) and jacquard on narrow machines usually sit near the low end. Exact width depends on machine diameter/needle count and finishing/heat-set set
Shrinkage (wash)	Up to ±3% after wash (with good heat-set usually ±1–3%); open/loose circular-knit net can reach ±4–5%, mainly lengthwise, with length/width difference being normal. PES has inherently low hygroscopic shrink; the main source is knit-tension relaxation, so it tracks heat-set quality
Color fastness	Wash 4–5, rubbing (dry) 4–5 / wet 3–4, light 4–6 (min grade). Disperse-dyed PES is generally good; deep/bright shades can sit near the low end for wet rub and perspiration
Abrasion / pilling	Typical Martindale ~15,000–40,000+ cycles; dense/fine builds (bird's-eye, jacquard, spacer) toward the top, coarse open net toward the bottom (on coarse open net, Martindale over the holes is of limited representativeness). Pilling typically 3–4 (filament PES sheds little fuzz). Main risk is snagging/laddering at large holes — not fuzzy pilling
Gauge / yarn	Typical machine gauge ~E18–E28 (coarse sports net E18–E22, fine lining/bird's-eye mesh E24–E28; spacer double-bed machines are a separate class). Yarn typically ~50–150 denier filament PES; fine microfilament lining mesh 50–75 den, structural/spacer heavier

These ranges are industry-TYPICAL / indicative values based on construction and fiber, not Fersan's binding QC measurements. Exact values are confirmed per order, approved sample and lot-based QC report.

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