Don’t be intimidated by the word GSM if you are hearing this for the first time in a meeting with a vendor. Most people don’t know what it is. Fabric GSM is the basic measurement item for any type of fabric or garment production. But most people only look at the fabric texture, softness, color, […]
Cotton and polyester were the most talked about or ordered items in the Indian market. It is still the case, but what changed is that people have also started talking about sustainability, softness and performance. And one fabric that is always in the conversations is Tencel fabric. Buyers around the world love it because of […]
Linen is immediately recognizeable because of its texture. With its slightly uneven surface that gives out an airy feel and the relaxed look many fabrics try to copy through the finishing process. But we can be sure that none of the fabrics were able to reach the finishing of linen fabrics yet. It also comes […]
TL;DR Sustainable fabrics are changing the industry and how it operates. These types of fabrics are special and made with resources that are more environmentally friendly. This does not mean that it only focuses on the fiber being natural, but also the process behind the complete woven fabric production, like the sourcing, dyeing, finishing, transporting, […]
TL;DR Every woven fabric relies on getting the yarn right for production. The manufacturing process and the end result depend on the type of yarn, spinning method, and the yarn count, resulting in distinct fabric feels, performance, and durability. The Cotton Yarn Decides More Than They Think The Cotton Yarn Decides More Than They Think […]
TL;DR Woven fabric is made by weaving or intertwining two yarns together. These are called the warp yarn and the weft yarn. It is a simple process, yet its manufacturing is complex. A small change in yarn, weave, or the finishing process can completely change how it looks in the end. Woven Fabrics are Basic […]
TL;DR Jacquard fabric is made using a special weaving technique. The patterns are woven directly into the fabric rather than creating in using a printing process or a dyeing process. This allows for more complex designs, but at the same it will make it much more complex than the normal weaving process. The production process […]
