Navy Formal Suit Cloth Material Mini Jacquard 146*82 224gsm 32*21+70D+16

Formal Suits Fabric Mini Jacquard Navy Formal Suits Fabric 32*21+70D+16 146*82 224gsm

Overview

Quick Details

• Type:Dyed Fabric
• Supply Type:Make-to-order Items
• Material:97%Cotton,3%Spandex
• Feature:Bleaching, dyeing
• Usage:Suits,Dress, Garment,Shirt
• Weight:224
• Width:57/58”
• Density:146*82
• Yarn Count:32*21+70D+16
• Samples' Price: $5.oo/Yds
• Price:Negotiable
• Model Number:00013189
• Packaging Details:roll packing with plastic paper

Packaging & Delivery

• Packaging Detail:roll
• Port:Shanghai
• Lead Time:

Product advantages

Advantages of brushed fabric:

The brushed fabric will not shed hair and pilling easily during use. Although the brushing on the reverse side is sparse, it is relatively uniform, with clear texture, good elasticity, and a comfortable and smooth touch.

Brushed fabric is a good product to keep out the cold, and it can be combined with any material, such as the combination of polar fleece and polar fleece, and the composite treatment of denim and lamb fleece. The fabrics after these different fabrics are combined have a better use effect.

Many people confuse jacquard fabrics and printed fabrics. In fact, these are two kinds of fabrics.

Jacquard is a machine that uses different processes to make the fabric have different stripes, form patterns, and have a sense of convexity and concave. After the fabric is formed, you cannot choose the flower; the printed fabric is printed after the cloth is woven, and the choice of colors is diverse. Therefore, there is a fundamental difference between the two.

Compared with printing, jacquard is better, and the corresponding cost is also higher. Generally, jacquard on the market is more high-end and the price is higher, while printing is slightly cheaper.

Jacquard is woven in the process of weaving, while printing is to print different patterns on white or colored cloth. Generally speaking, the front and back of the jacquard are regular and neat, and the color of the back of the print will be slightly different from the front. The printed lining is flat, with clear patterns on the front and fuzzy on the back. The patterns on the jacquard lining are relatively three-dimensional, which increases the thickness of the fabric to a certain extent.