Here are over 150+ gorgeous and beautiful Trendy Scuba styles for October, 2023.. Neoprene/Scuba is a synthetic rubber that’s often used to make wetsuits, hence its alternative name “scuba.” Scuba is also used in electrical insulation and drum practice pads. However, don’t let the industrial uses scare you off.

Scuba has become increasingly popular as a material to wear on the street (not just in the sea) because many of the qualities that make it great for use in factories, like stain resistance and general durability, make it great for clothing, too.

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The fabric is thick and doesn’t breathe, making scuba a perfect addition to your wardrobe, and the thickness also allows for the creation of structured pieces that look out of this world.

The weight of scuba fabric also means form-fitting skirts and dresses are more forgiving. You’ll never run the risk that your bodycon skirt or tight leggings are accidentally a little bit see-through. The material is always opaque, and its resiliency means it doesn’t really stretch out.

Neoprene also holds photorealistic patterns well, so it’s not uncommon to see huge florals or intricate patterns splattered all over a dress. Did I also mention it’s incredibly comfortable?

If all these benefits of scuba fabric aren’t enough to convince you to buy all scuba everything, here are 70 pictures of trendy scuba styles

Trendy Scuba styles

Trendy Scuba styles

70+ Beautiful Scuba/Noeprene Fabric Styles Designs 2023

This fashion is a real standout, which looks sophisticated and athletic-inspired. The neoprene fabric looks soft, lightweight and sporty. Modern dressMakers and Fashion designers use it in everything from skirts to pants and t-shirts.

This material is great for creating surf-influenced, figure-flattering everyday looks. As you have already noticed, many brands are looking to the beach for inspiration, creating awesome, modern apparel. I personally advise you to wear bright colours, including neon yellow, pink, and soft and pale hues with some vivid shades.

Next thing is to get comfortable with skin-tight silhouettes, as you can see, dresses are really tight (but if you are used to wearing skinnies and leggings, then everything is okay).

I tried collecting the best Scuba/Neoprene Fabric Styles sets which are ideal for wearing this season.

Scuba/Noeprene Fabric Styles

Scuba/Noeprene Fabric Styles

Scuba/Noeprene Fabric Styles

Scuba/Noeprene Fabric Styles

Scuba/Noeprene Fabric Styles

Scuba/Noeprene Fabric Styles

Scuba/Noeprene Fabric Styles

Scuba/Noeprene Fabric Styles

Floral Scuba/Noeprene Fabric Styles

Floral Scuba/Noeprene Fabric Styles

STYLES OF SCUBA FABRIC WITH ANKARA PATCHES

Do you know that you can patch Ankara on Scuba fabric? Ok, if you are not aware, don’t bother as we have selected this 20 dazzling styles of scuba fabric with Ankara patches for you. We got you covered.

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WHAT TO DO WITH SCUBA/NEOPRENE FABRIC?

Scuba is generally used to make dance wear, leggings and dresses (think of evening or party dresses) and is quite easy to care for. When sewing scuba, we would recommend using larger stitches than you may normally do so, to account for both the stretch and the ‘spongey’ texture of the fabric.

We would also suggest using a ballpoint needle, these can be easily (and cheaply) purchased and make the world of difference for knit fabrics. Knit fabrics such as scuba, jersey and Ponte Roma are knitted rather than woven, and a ballpoint needle will be able to slide through the gaps in the knit rather than piercing it.

If you are in a hurry to make a dress for a special occasion, scuba is a brilliant fabric to choose as you do not always need to hem it. In fact, if you are a sewer that is short on time, you can more often than not get away with no hemming as the fabric doesn’t fray.

We hope this has cleared up some of the confusion about this fabric and given you a few inside tips on how to sew it with ease. If you have made something, or are making something out of Scuba fabric we’d love to see it and hear about your experiences. Let us know in the comments, on our Facebook page, or on our Twitter. If you want to add some scuba to your fabric stash, you can view our range here.

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