FABRICS TYPE
“ONLY AN EXCELLENT FABRIC CAN ORIGINATE AN EXCELLENT FASHION” – NINO CERUTTI –
French Terry
French terry is a knit fabric similar to jersey, with loops on one side and soft piles of yarn on the other. … French terry is midweight—lighter than cold-weather sweatpants but heavier than your typical tee. It’s cozy, moisture-wicking, absorbent, and keeps you cool.
Cotton Jersey
Jersey is a single-knit cotton fabric that’s known for its stretch and softness. Because of how jersey is knit, there is a natural elasticity without using stretch fibers like elastane. … Jersey fabric is thus named because it was first produced on the Channel Island of Jersey during the medieval era.
Pima Cotton Jersey
Pima is considered one of the strongest and finest grades of cotton available. Pima cotton fibers are 50% longer than those of standard cotton, resulting in a fabric softer, stronger, and longer lasting than those made from a shorter staple cotton.
Premium Cotton Jersey
Our premium fabrics are finely woven rings-pun combed jersey fabrics which comes with extra anti-piling finish for greater quality.
Standard Cotton Jersey
Our selection of rings-pun cotton combed jersey fabrics are soft and have a smooth surface.
Polyester Jersey
Perfect for all over prints or designs with many colours, polyester is a strong and durable synthetic fabric that retains its shape.
Oxford
Oxford cloth may be used to make casual and dress shirts. Originally made of only cotton, Oxford cloth utilizes a warp that that combines two fine filaments that are woven together to create a basket weave pattern that is sturdy but still allows the fabric to breathe.
Pique
A durable cotton fabric covered with a tiny, textured pattern that makes it appear quilted. It’s used to make dresses, blouses, children’s clothes and draperies.
Taslan
Taslan is a modern, high-tech, woven polyester fabric. … The base polyester is coated with Nuva, a substance with similar properties to Teflon®, which makes the fabric showerproof. You could pour a glass of water over our Taslan and it would form beads and run off.
Satin
Satin is one of the three major textile weaves, along plain weave and twill. The satin weave creates a fabric that is shiny, soft, and elastic with a beautiful drape. Satin fabric is characterized by a soft, lustrous surface on one side, with a duller surface on the other side
Wool
Wool is the textile fiber obtained from sheep and certain other animals. It is naturally stain and wrinkle-resistant. There are many different types of wool; pure and blended. It is usually ideal for formal suits for men but other types of wool, usually the heavier weight are commonly used for overcoats, jackets and pants for both women and men.