SCULPTDAZE Join Drop 1

The fabric guide — a permanent page

Two fabrics. Named, blended, fixed.

Every SculptDaze fabric has a name, a printed blend, and a one-line job. Once a fabric is sold, its name and blend never change and never quietly go missing from this page. If a blend ever has to change, it ships as an announced new version — on the product page, in words, before anyone buys it.

DazeForm and DazeSoft side by side

DazeForm

The hero fabric — the legging and the bra. Holds the core, moves at the joint, and comes out of the wash looking new.

Why each line is in the spec: pilling starts on short fibres and brushed faces, so both are designed out before the fabric is bought. The blend on this page is the blend on the label; the mill confirms it in writing, batch by batch.

DazeSoft

The street fabric — the Wrap only. A brushed, lighter knit that reads as clothing first and gym wear second.

DazeSoft's confirmed blend prints here the day the lab sheet lands — a target is not a blend, and this page does not print targets as facts. Two fabrics is the whole system at launch; a third arrives only if a product fails without one.

The Tap Tag

Inside every waistband sits a woven NFC label. Tap a phone to it and the garment's own page opens: its fabric and batch, its published test numbers, its care, and the repair route — plus the colour vote for the next drop. The tag carries no personal data. It identifies the garment, never the wearer, and it keeps working after resale. Care & repair, in full