2015 latest Italy design pattern cotton poplin flower PRINTED FABRIC

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2015 latest Italy design pattern cotton poplin  flower PRINTED FABRIC

Our y/d,dyed,printed fabric main for men’s and women’s shirting fabric, we could design or manufacturer production as your requirements or your samples,any questions don't hesitate to contact us.

We only use reactive dye to make all of our products

environmental friendly.

Poplin

Poplin is so similar to Broadcloth that we decided not to distinguish between the two in our fabric descriptions. For all practical purposes you can equate the two. They are both a plain weave fabric that is going to be quite thin, smooth and flat. The amount of shine on a poplin can vary from fabric to fabric. That said, technically Poplin is different than Broadcloth in that Poplins can have different weight yarns in the warp and weft while broadcloths will have a a symmetrical construction. For example, broadcloths could be 100/2×100/2 (meaning 100s two-ply in the warp and weft) while a poplin could be 100/2×60/1 (meaning 100s two-ply in the warp and 60s single-ply in the weft).

Melange

Melange fabrics are generally very thin and very smooth luxurious fabrics with a particular soft finish. They are a special type of construction in which each yarn is a combination of fibers that are dyed and not-dyed. These different colored cotton fibers are woven together for a feathered, intentionally inconsistent, somewhat organic look.

Pima, Sea Island, Egyptian Cotton,YARN DYED CHECK

When you hear about Egyptian cotton you should know that this is not referring to the type of weave, but to the type of cotton used to make the weave. For practical purposes, Pima cotton, Sea Island and Egyptian cotton all refer to the same cotton plant: Gossypium Barbadense. This is a more desirable cotton for its “longer staples” which allow it to be threaded into finer, stronger threads. Making matters a bit more confusing, there are trademarks filed around the names “Sea Island” and “Supima”, so you can keep an eye out for “certified sea island cotton” vs. “sea island quality”. In our experience, sea island cottons are usually higher thread counts around 120s+ and Egyptian and Pima cottons can be found in more rugged 80s and 100s. Shown here is a light blue stripe 100s thread count broadcloth Egyptian cotton, and a light blue 120s thread count broadcloth sea-island cotton.

Flannel

A fall/winter favorite. Flannels are warm, fuzzy fabrics that are most often brushed twill or brushed melange fabrics. While they’re most regularly 100% cotton, they sometimes can come in cotton/wool blends for added warmth. Usually made in thicker weaves, these are decidedly casual fabrics that are great for cold weather.

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