WRINKLE RESIST 0 / 6
CRUMPLED CREASED AND SEVERELY WRINKLED APPEARANCE.
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WRINKLE RESIST 1 / 6
CRUMPLED, OBVIOUSLY WRINKLED APPEARANCE.
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WRINKLE RESIST 2 / 6
FAIRLY LITTLE WRINKLES NON-PRESSED APPEARANCE.
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WRINKLE RESIST 3 / 6
SMOOTH BUT NON PRESSED APPEARANCE.
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WRINKLE RESIST 4 / 6
SMOOTH, FINISHED APPEARANCE.
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WRINKLE RESIST 5 / 6
VERY SMOOTH, FINISHED APPEARANCE.
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WRINKLE RESIST 6 / 6
PRESSED, SHARP FINISHED
APPEARANCE.
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TWILL WEAVE A fabric characterized by a discreet diagonal rib pattern, offering durability and a soft drape, commonly used in shirts and trousers. |
ROYAL TWILL WEAVE A refined version of the traditional twill, featuring a tighter weave more pronounced rib pattern and a subtle sheen, suitable for formal shirts. |
BEDFORD WEAVE A durable fabric with a ribbed texture, similar to corduroy but with less pronounced ribs. |
OXFORD WEAVE A basket weave fabric combining two yarns woven together, resulting in a slightly textured, soft, and breathable finish, ideal for both casual and formal shirts. |
JACQUARD WEAVE A complex weaving technique that creates intricate patterns directly into the fabric, adding texture and visual interest without the need for pattern printing. |
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LINEN WEAVE A plain weave fabric made from flax fibers, known for its breathability and lightweight properties, making it ideal for warm-weather clothing. |
CORDUROY WEAVE A durable fabric featuring a distinct raised“ cord” or wale texture, created by weaving extra sets of fiber into the base fabric to form vertical ridges, commonly used in trousers, jackets, and shirts. |
PIQUÉ KNIT A textured knit fabric with a raised pattern, often used in polo shirts, providing a subtle texture and breathability. |
INTERLOCK KNIT A double-knit fabric with a smooth surface on both sides, offering a soft hand feel and good stretch, commonly used in t-shirts and underwear. |
KING KNIT A specific type of knit fabric known for its luxurious feel and intricate patterns, often used in high-end garments |