Corduroy
Corduroy
A fabric with evenly-spaced vertical rows of soft pile. Corduroys are classified by the number of lengthwise pile rows per inch—feather cord has 20-25; pinwale has 16-23; regular wale has 14; wide wale has 6-10; and broad wale has 3-5. Depending on the weight of the fabric, corduroy can be used in dresses, shirts, pants, coats and upholstery. It is a particularly popular clothing fabric for the cooler months.
Description
Corduroy fabric is a soft and durable fabric.
It is usually made of cotton or cotton blended with materials such as rayon, spandex and polyester.
It absorbs and releases moisture quickly, thus allowing the fabric to breathe
It is usually thick, but can be made in different weights
Description
A fabric with evenly-spaced vertical rows of soft pile. Corduroys are classified by the number of lengthwise pile rows per inch—feather cord has 20-25; pinwale has 16-23; regular wale has 14; wide wale has 6-10; and broad wale has 3-5. Depending on the weight of the fabric, corduroy can be used in dresses, shirts, pants, coats and upholstery. It is a particularly popular clothing fabric for the cooler months.
Available GSM:
- 100 to 250 g/m2
Garments:
- Babies and Kids Shorts
- Trousers
- Jackets
- Shirts
- Jumpers
- Pants
Fabric Composition:
- 100% Organic Cotton (only combed)
- Organic Cotton Blends
- Cotton Blends
- 100% Cotton (Recycled, OE, Carded or Combed)
- Recycled Cotton Polyester Blends
