Jacket fabrics: characteristics, varieties, descriptions of fabrics for jackets

Jackets are a versatile piece of clothing that we wear almost all year round. In winter, insulated down jackets provide excellent protection from the cold. Waterproof jackets with a hood are well suited for the autumn and spring seasons. And even on cool summer days, many people prefer to wear light windbreakers.

When choosing a jacket, buyers usually pay attention to the material from which it is made. Each of the materials has its own advantages and disadvantages. In this article we will talk about what materials are used to create these clothes, what features each material has, and what is best to choose for sewing a jacket.

Why are Italian fabrics good?

Italy has long gained fame as the flagship of the world fashion capital. Of course, the French competitors in the high fashion industry are also not in the last role, and they have a huge influence on the fashion industry... However, Italian craftsmen (both collection designers and fabric manufacturers) have always been able to find their own unique path. Italian style cannot be confused; Italian fabrics are equally easily recognizable in Moscow and in any other city on the planet.

Could it be otherwise if it was this land that gave humanity such creators as Leonardo, Raphael, Botticelli, whose works the country became known as the homeland of people with ideal taste, with an innate sense of style. It seems that knowledge of the laws of beauty is inherited by Italians with genes.

Probably every fashionista’s heart skips a beat when we once again hear the words Max Mara, Valentino, Versace...

Italian Masters are distinguished by impressive courage, they inspire admiration for their desire for innovation and at the same time reverent love for existing traditions. Every year on the catwalks we see not only unsurpassed collections, but also new Italian fabrics, which immediately become the basis on which tens of thousands of ateliers operate around the world; Italian fabrics are bought in small wholesale by millions of private tailors.

In fact, Italian fabric manufacturers rely on more than just stunning aesthetics. Everyone here knows a lot about quality, modern technology, and reliability. Excellent raw materials are always available here; the arsenal of the enterprises includes technologically advanced machines and knowledgeable, experienced people who value accuracy and precision.

They say that all roads lead to Rome, but in our case, all roads simply lead to Italy. Fabric production in this country is slightly localized. More accurately, we can note the conditional division of the territory into 3 conglomerates:

• Emilia Romagna focuses more on knitwear.
• Florence is famous for its traditions of working with wool (although, of course, there is everything here).
• The north of the country specializes in silk fabrics and other “dressy” materials for high fashion.

Everywhere in Italy, fabrics are offered to the client either as a regular product or in stock quantities. Regular materials are produced exclusively to your order. If you want to buy just such Italian fabric wholesale, then there will be no problems with either quantity or colors. But you will have to pay more and, most likely, the buyer will face the problem of a minimum order quantity limit.

Stock lots are usually those fabrics that were previously ordered by some famous brands. The advantages of textile stock include unsurpassed quality and “proven” popular design. The demand for Italian fabric from such residual batches is also at a relatively low price, but you need to understand that the quantity of stock goods is limited, and you should not forget that you will have to choose a product from models already existing in warehouses.

Experience shows that it is quite difficult to choose and order fabrics in bulk directly from Italy. But for this you don’t need to go to Europe or cooperate with intermediaries and brokers, just contact us by phone and, after consultation, make a purchase online, or we recommend coming to the warehouse of the IMBAL store in Moscow, which is located near the Kurskaya metro station.

It is clear that there are a lot of fabrics (different and necessary), therefore, despite all the abundance of goods, fabric stores are still popular, and with the advent of the worldwide information network, buying or ordering the necessary fabric has become even easier and faster. However, there remains one question that the buyer himself has to decide every time: What to choose? Which fabric will look better in a business suit or a summer sundress? What to buy for trousers, a coat, a cardigan – this material or this one? You always have to choose, and to do it correctly, you need to know the properties of fabrics, their features and main purpose.

For example, you can sew a light summer coat from silk, but the main purpose of this fabric is to sew elegant clothes. Linen fabrics are excellent, natural, their natural basis justifies some disadvantages in use, but linen business suits will hang in the wardrobe more than actually be worn. This is the case with almost any fabric, so the purpose determines the choice, and the more diverse the store’s assortment, the easier it is to find the right fabric. In our store you can find almost everything - from exclusive hand-painted canvases to fabrics for sewing products for every day.

Characteristics and types of fabrics

There are many classifications, but it is better to start, as they say, “from the stove”, since the basis of everything is always raw materials - natural or artificial. It is not so easy to understand this, because almost all natural fabrics already have their synthetic analogs, which are difficult to distinguish only by appearance. We will not talk about specialists, since this does not present any difficulties for them, but in the eyes of an ignorant person, natural silk and acetate silk are no different from each other. In such a situation, it’s not a sin to turn to the store manager for help, which, by the way, is quite easy in our store - they will show you, tell you, explain the difference, and advise what is best suited for what.

Natural fabrics, in turn, can be of plant or animal origin:

• Plant fabrics are cotton and linen, although the books also mention hemp fabrics and cellulose fabric fibers. If cotton fabrics are obtained from the soft fibers of the cotton plant (seed), then flax threads are the fruit of the flax stem, which is subjected to a series of procedures before the fiber itself is directly obtained. Both types of fabric have the same disadvantages: a high level of creasing and susceptibility to rapid color fading under the influence of ultraviolet radiation (sun rays).
• Animal natural fabrics are silk and wool of different types, and if silk is the threads of silkworm caterpillars, and therefore its properties are approximately the same in different types of fabrics, then with wool everything is more complicated. First, wool fibers can be taken from a variety of animals (from camels to rabbits); secondly, the wool itself can be from the same animal, but in different degrees of growth (down, undercoat, awn, or even dead hair). Wool fibers can be uniform, and then the fabric will be the same thickness, or heterogeneous, and then the woolen fabric can be thin, semi-fine or coarse.

Parka with colored fur: to take or not to take?

And finally, let's talk about color. Now there are quite a few parkas with fur in blue, burgundy, pink and other colors on sale. On the one hand, contrasting finishes create some difficulties in combination. For example, strict military will no longer work. On the other hand, autumn and especially winter wardrobes are already lacking in color. And if we have the same military with a bit of humor, then why not. Colored fur will allow you to add colors that are not too associated with khaki to your looks with a parka. It is only important that the shade of the fur is in harmony with the color palette of your wardrobe, and you do not have to buy new things specifically for the park. Therefore, our verdict: a resounding “yes” to parkas with colored fur!

Natural fabrics from Italy

They are created from natural sources, and therefore are the most hygienic, environmentally friendly, etc. First: all fabrics made from natural raw materials are perfectly “breathable”, so the skin does not experience any “inconvenience”. The second sign of naturalness is hypoallergenicity, which is also excellent, since the number of allergy sufferers is becoming more and more alarming every year.

Considering fabrics of this type in the price category, they can be arranged in a conventional chain: silk - wool - linen - cotton, i.e. Cotton fabrics are considered the most inexpensive. Purchasing cotton fabrics in our store in bulk is profitable; moreover, Italian-made cotton fabrics are of excellent quality and are in no way inferior to silk in color. The more different fibers are mixed into one fabric, the more diverse the resulting material will be, the more useful properties, and the higher the quality.

1. Cotton fabrics. Remaining at the base of the fabric, cotton fiber with the addition of threads that have properties that cotton lacks produces excellent blended fabrics. Due to its flexibility, cotton thread allows the use of different types of weave, and the weaving of synthetic fibers makes it possible to obtain a fabric that practically does not wrinkle, easily restores its shape when ironed, and retains its color for a long time. In production, fine-fiber cotton is transformed into an elegant voile or the finest cambric, delicate volte or durable poplin.
2. Woolen fabrics are the most comfortable and convenient fabrics for sewing warm clothes of any kind: jackets, windbreakers, coats, shawls, suits, etc. You can easily make even lovely blouses or summer outfits from the finest wool, but coarse, dense wool is perfect for a winter coat or jacket. By the way, outerwear made of purely natural wool fabric is a kind of symbol of high status, since wearing an expensive coat made of dressed wool in the subway or trolleybus would be nonsense. Too high quality looks alien among the many similar jackets made of raincoat fabric, and such woolen fabric requires a lot of care, and therefore it is better not to get it dirty. Italian woolen fabrics are always of the highest quality, so business or hunting suits, coats or jackets, scarves or accessories are purchased for a long time. Thin but warm jumpers, skirts, stoles, blazers and other things that can be sewn from wool fabric will last a long time with proper care.
3. Linen fabrics are the most durable material from the category of natural linens, although it has all the characteristics of other types. In addition, even after prolonged treatment, linen retains bactericidal properties and can adsorb skin secretions while maintaining a “breathable” effect. You can sew everything from linen fabrics - from simple sundresses to stylish summer coats and hat covers. Unfortunately, with all its advantages, linen fabrics wrinkle very much, sometimes creases occur that cannot be removed by ironing with steam, and therefore synthetic fibers began to be added to most linen fabrics. Just 2% lycra, and linen becomes more manageable, while the products retain all the properties of linen fabric, but do not wrinkle, they can be used daily without the threat of spoiling.
4. Silk fabrics of natural fibers are a capricious material, but only in sewing, since the fabric does not require any special refinements in wearing or caring for. When artificial fibers are added, silk becomes elastic, fits tightly to the figure, but continues to retain all its qualities. Very beautiful fabrics are obtained by mixing natural silkworm fiber and the acetate component. Model shows clearly demonstrate how flowing chiffon or satin, dupont or taffeta, satin or toile becomes when synthetic fiber is added to the weave.

Jacket Levi's

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Straight fit denim jacket from a famous brand. The model is made of thick cotton denim. Details: turn-down collar, two chest pockets, button closure. Composition: Cotton - 79%, Lyocell - 21%. Classic style, close-fitting silhouette.

Jacket Levi's

Advantages:

• Straight cut model
• Made from thick cotton denim
• Turn-down collar
• Two chest pockets
• Button closure
• Classic style
• Adjacent silhouette

Artificial fabrics from Italy

As a rule, purely artificial fabrics are rarely used for sewing clothes that are worn without underwear. Such fabrics do not have the most important quality for this: the fabrics do not “breathe”, which means the skin does not receive air flow. A person wearing such clothes will experience overheating or, on the contrary, hypothermia, because things made of artificial fiber will only maintain the temperature of the person’s body, preventing heat from the outside.

There are several types of artificial fibers used to create fashionable fabrics:

• polyamide (nylon, nylon fabrics, taslan, perlon, etc.). They do not absorb moisture at all, so they can be used for sewing uniforms and outerwear;
• polyester (microfiber, lavsan, polyester, tergal, etc.). Compared to polyamide fabrics, they are softer and lighter, but are just as resistant to wear;
• polyvinyl chloride fabrics are used for sewing tourist or other equipment, but the fabrics are not suitable for clothing;
• polyurethane fabrics (lycra, supplex, elastane, etc.) are also used only for special-purpose clothing and special equipment;
• polypropylene fabrics are used for sewing thermal underwear, since they have the maximum effect of retaining body heat;
• acrylic fabrics are pleasant to the touch, the fibers combine well with natural threads.

Sometimes different types of mixed fabrics from Italy are classified into a separate category. The introduction of artificial fibers into the composition significantly improves the properties of natural fabrics, making them more elastic, stretchy, flexible and very durable, generally more durable and more convenient to use.

In order for the fabrics to receive a special aesthetic filling, in addition to the use of unique prints, they are “flavored” with various auxiliary elements/techniques, such as: Lace, Lurex, Fur, Embroidery, Braid, Sequins, Fringe, Perforation, Creche...

To order, we recommend calling us, as sometimes some items have already arrived at the warehouse, but simply do not have time to get on the pages of the website catalog. Moreover, when communicating with experienced consultants by voice, you will be able to find out all the necessary information, from the specific characteristics of a particular fabric, to the selection of material for solving certain problems and the choice of “companion fabrics”.

Duspo fabric: what it is, description and characteristics

This is a relatively young fabric that has appeared on the Russian market. The fabric composition is 100% polyester, standard plain weave. Synthetic jacket materials can be superior in quality to natural ones. Dewspo's main suppliers are China and Korea. Difficulties with raw materials and high taxes on chemical enterprises make production in Russia unprofitable. Dyuspo has a number of distinctive characteristics:

• finer fiber structure;
• wide range of colors;
• very light and soft texture;
• windproof impregnation;
• water-repellent properties;
• good vapor permeability;
• presence of companion tissues.

Surprisingly, Duspo is a purely synthetic material. First, a fabric 150 cm wide is made from polyamide threads. Plain-dyed fabric is formed directly from dyed threads. Dyspeau with drawings is made of white polymer fabric, then any prints are transferred to it. Density can vary from 85 to 240 g/m2. Next, depending on the purpose, Dewspo is treated with various impregnations and sprayings.

Types of impregnations and treatments

The fabric itself does not have the necessary consumer qualities. Modern industry produces impregnating compounds that are harmless to people and the environment. Thanks to special processing, the materials are resistant to moisture and dirt, and provide warmth and dryness during outdoor activities.

Deciphering the icons on the labels of warm jackets and other things will give you an understanding of what kind of impregnation is used and what it is used for.

• PU is an invisible impregnation, the transparency of which allows it to be applied on both sides of the fabric. The main task is to give Dyuspo water-repellent characteristics, resistance to abrasion and dirt.
• WR – transparent polymer coating on the outside, will also provide moisture resistance. The main advantages of a polymer coating is that this impregnation helps water droplets roll off clothes without getting inside. Products made from this material, combining functionality and protection, can be worn in rainy weather and heavy snowfall.

• Impregnation Milky (Visible) “Milky” is a visible coating of milky color on the reverse side, hence the name “Milky” (milk). With this effect, the material is given a down-holding property, which is indispensable when sewing down jackets for children and adults. Another important characteristic that the “milka” treatment has is color protection. The color does not fade either in the sun or during washing.

• Peach Skin - velvety top coating on the front side. It got its name because of the “velvet skin” effect, which gives Dewspo a nobility. High-end jackets, raincoats, and tracksuits are made from it.

• Ray (Ray) is a lightweight cushion (85 g/m2), from which a range of children's winter clothing is made. Impregnation imparts rigidity to the fabric structure and a pearlescent surface.

• Cire (Cire) - impregnation on top makes the canvas shiny, glossy. Cire is more often used for sewing children's clothing, less often for women's clothing.

• Bonding is not impregnation, but a combination of two types of fabrics. Knitted or fleece fabric is applied to the underside of the bonding blanket, and the layers are held together under pressure. This gluing (bonding) allows Dewspo to have warm properties comparable to wool. Under the upper fabric there is PU impregnation to protect against moisture. The density of knitwear and fleece is determined by consumer demand from clothing manufacturers. The two-layer cushion is becoming more and more popular every day. It is used to produce tracksuits and various functional clothing from well-known brands.

• Jaqard (Jacquard) - the textured pattern of the surface of the fabric is visible and palpable with your hands. Jacquard is used as a finishing or main material for the manufacture of down jackets, jackets, hats, bags, strollers and baby carriers.

• Punching is a perforated fabric (with frequent small holes) used for finishing or in areas of heavy sweating. On the surface, punching looks like a cool design solution, but in fact it helps the skin breathe.

• PRT is a sign indicating fabric with a print (pattern). Printed materials are often produced as companion fabrics. This means that in the released line of materials for this print you can choose a plain material of the same texture and finish.

Performance characteristics of Alova fabric

This question interests many consumers today who are not very knowledgeable about workwear. The difference primarily lies in the sewing materials and technologies used in the production of insulated products. An example is Alova fabric. It is a synthetic fabric created on a polyester basis. Alova is a durable material with water-repellent properties. This is achieved through a special layer called a membrane, which is applied to the inside of the material. Thanks to this, the fabric is reliably protected from:

• freezing;
• moisture accumulation;
• winds;
• exposure to aggressive factors.

Based on the above characteristics, Alov fabric is actively used for the production of workwear for climbers, fishermen or athletes.

What is a parka?

A parka is a long jacket with a zipper and a hood. A distinctive detail is also the drawstring at the waist. The classic parka is very warm: mid-thigh length, made of waterproof nylon, with a warm synthetic (or down) lining and a hood edged with fur, a collar that, when buttoned, covers almost half of the face, it is designed to keep you warm even in Arctic latitudes . Numerous internal and external pockets add functionality to the jacket.

Performance characteristics of Polofleece fabric

Another type of material used in the production of camouflage workwear is Polofleece. This is the name of non-woven fabric created on the basis of synthetic fibers. Fleece is applied to the reverse side - a special insulation that protects against low temperatures. Polofleece is different:

• absolutely waterproof;
• wear resistance;
• wind protection;
• heat resistance;
• dirt resistance;
• comfort when wearing;
• softness.

One cannot fail to note the aesthetic appeal of the material. On the outside, the fabric can be painted in any tone; patterns can be applied. Sewing is done from half fleece:

• sports kits;
• tourist clothing;
• children's products;
• hunting jackets.

Manufacturers of camouflage workwear today also use the following as jacket fabrics:

• Jordan;
• Duspo;
• Greta;
• Oxford;
• Duplex;
• mixed fabrics;
• TC.

Despite the advantages of the listed materials, workwear cannot be sewn without high-quality insulation, such as:

• Sintepon;
• Fleece;
• Batting.

Pinko jacket

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The denim jacket is made of cotton denim. Fitted cut. Features: button closure, turn-down collar, 2 pockets. Composition: Cotton - 99%, Elastane - 1%.

Pinko jacket

Advantages:

• Cotton denim
• Slim fit
• Button closure
• Turn-down collar
• 2 pockets

Classification of workwear: types, features

Modern sets of camouflage workwear are differentiated according to different parameters. They can be:

• demi-season;
• winter;
• children's;
• summer.

Depending on the scope of application, such kits are divided into:

• sports;
• mountaineering;
• tourist;
• workers.

The quality, reliability and durability of products is determined depending on the materials and insulation used. Therefore, when choosing camouflage kits, you need to carefully familiarize yourself with the properties of the fabrics that were used to sew them. After all, this will determine how warm you will be in the open air and how protected you will be from precipitation or winds. Similar information can be found on the manufacturers' websites.

Start of activity (date): 10/11/2018

Why you should buy Versace Jersey Jersey fabric Orange

Versace Jersey Jersey Fabric Orange is a soft, comfortable, body-friendly material that can be used for sewing a variety of things from miniature shorts to long, fitted dresses.

Knitwear

Knitwear is a knitted material with characteristic softness and elasticity. It can be made of synthetics, cotton, wool, silk or mixed from different threads with the addition of elastane (or without it). Let's look at each of them:

• Silk is the most expensive type of knitwear. It looks polished, has a silky luster and shine. Soft, pleasant to the body, flowing and natural. Things from it turn out to be very stylish, especially flowing dresses. Does not cause allergies and requires more gentle care than other types of knitwear.
• Wool - can have different densities and differ in softness. It is also completely natural. Woolen knitwear acquires all the properties of wool, so it may not always be pleasant to the body (prickly), and can also cause allergies, if any, to wool or animals.
• Cotton - fabric made of cotton or viscose. Natural soft, pleasant to the body. Maybe with or without elastane and also does not cause allergies. It can be worn without lining. Breathes well, absorbs moisture and does not require special care.
• Synthetic - made of polyester. The cheapest type of knitwear. It can be hard and prickly, it can be soft, but it is electrifying. Does not absorb moisture well and does not absorb odors well. May cause allergies and itching of the skin.
• Mixed - can combine from one to five different threads: polyester, cotton, polyamide, wool, etc. May become electrified and cause allergies. As a matter of fact, synthetics predominate in mixed materials, so it can crack and absorb moisture poorly.

History of knitwear

The birthplace of knitwear is France. It was loved by the common people because it was not expensive, which is why the elite did not pay attention to it for a long time. Knitwear appeared with the advent of the first knitting machine. At the same time, knitted stockings appeared, and the aristocracy began to pay attention to this fabric. And knitted stockings were introduced into fashion by the English Queen Elizabeth I. Then many people began to wear things that at first glance were made of simple but very comfortable and inexpensive fabric. Jersey knitwear was most loved in Europe, and then throughout the world. Coco Chanel loved to wear and create things from knitted jersey. To this day, fashion houses cannot imagine their collections without knitwear items.

Our advice

And for those who don’t know how to choose the right knitted fabric for themselves and what to sew from it, we offer you the services of our star fashion designer, who, although he sews for show business stars, himself remains a completely down-to-earth designer with pleasant and affordable prices for his services. You can either simply get a consultation or have the product sewn. The cost of the consultation is 500 rubles. The cost of sewing is discussed individually. (phone number for contact is listed in the “contacts” section).

How to smooth natural leather at home

Genuine leather, leatherette and eco-leather require different levels of temperature, moisture and steam treatment. Therefore, in order not to spoil your favorite thing, you should carefully consider the processing features of each material.

Genuine leather, even when stored barbarously, does not wrinkle very much. But even a high-quality product may develop folds and creases over time. It is permissible to iron the skin through a thick fabric, use a steamer, a press, a special moisturizer or oil.

A product made from genuine leather requires more delicate care than one made from leatherette or eco-leather. But even leatherette and eco-leather can lose their original appearance if you use an ironing method that is inappropriate for such material. Each method of smoothing wrinkled skin has its own nuances. For example, it is not recommended to iron patent or embossed leather; steaming is more suitable for such a product.

Let's try to figure out how to smooth out wrinkled skin using home methods.

Ironing

Ironing leather is not prohibited, you just need to follow certain rules so as not to spoil the thing:

1. Set the temperature on the iron from 110 to 140°C. On many iron models, this temperature is indicated by the inscription “silk”.
2. Spread the skin on a flat surface.
3. Place an ironing iron (thick fabric, such as linen or calico) on the skin, through which ironing will be carried out.
4. Start ironing by turning off the steam function on the iron.
5. Ironing the leather is very easy and gentle, without stretching.
6. Immediately after processing, spread the skin (skin plate) in a horizontal position.

Using a steamer

This method is very convenient for smoothing leather products. It takes little time and does not require much effort. If you don’t have a steamer at home, you can replace it with an iron with a steam function. To properly process a leather plate, you need:

from a distance of 20 cm to the surface of the skin, gradually reducing it to 15 cm.

Do not leave the steamer in one place for a long time, otherwise the skin will become deformed.

Steam large folds for a few seconds.

After steaming, let it hang and dry for a couple of hours.

During steaming, do not touch the skin with your hands so that fingerprints do not remain on it.

Using the press

This method is most relevant for products made of eco-leather and leatherette. For abs, you can use a stack of books, water bottles, or any other heavy object. The main thing is that the surface of the object with which it will be pressed against the skin is smooth. To straighten folds of leather, you need to:

1. Lay out the leather item on a flat surface.
2. Cover the surface of the leather with a clean, thick cloth.
3. Having straightened the folds on the skin, place a press on it.
4. Leave the press on for 12 hours (minimum required).
5. After the time has elapsed, remove the press and shake the skin.

Flat objects should be used as a press to avoid possible creases.

Moisturizer for leather products

Moisturizers for leather products are available in spray form, which makes their use very convenient. The spray contains special softeners and substances to protect the skin from damage. To straighten (skin) a leather product, you must:

1. Spread the product on a flat surface.
2. Shake the spray to mix the active ingredients until smooth.
3. Spray onto the surface of the skin from a distance of 20–25 cm.
4. Rub the product with a dry, clean cloth over the surface of the skin until completely absorbed.
5. Let the skin rest for several hours.

Letting the moisturizer dry naturally on the surface of the skin is strongly discouraged.

Application of oil

Nut butter can come to the rescue of wrinkled skin. To get the desired result, you need:

1. Insert the pillow and bolsters to straighten the skin.
2. Apply oil to a clean leather product with a cotton pad.
3. Repeat the second step 3-4 times at short intervals.
4. Hang the product or leather plate in a dry room until the oil is completely absorbed.

An analogue of nut oil in this method of smoothing the skin can be Vaseline or glycerin.

Prohibited and ineffective methods of working with natural and artificial leather

In order not to waste your time and not spoil a leather item, it is worth finding out which methods in the fight against bruises and folds will definitely be useless:

1. One of the most ineffective methods for smoothing out your skin is to let it sag. The result can be achieved in this way only if the product hangs for a significantly long time in a room with high humidity.
2. Smoothing the skin with a hairdryer. Dry air will make a plate made of leather, leatherette or eco-leather rough and hard, but will do little to get rid of bruises.
3. Smoothing the skin with hot water. Contact with hot water is harmful to leather products. The material becomes deformed and loses color.
4. Stretching folds. Stretching the folds with your hands will not only not help get rid of bruises, but will also ruin the appearance of the leather product.
5. Breaking in a leather product. This method will take a very long time to smooth out. Therefore, its use is not recommended.

Jacket Denim

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The jacket is made of cotton denim. Details: straight cut; button closure; turn-down stand-up collar; long sleeves; 2 side pockets without fastening and 2 chest pockets with flap and button. Composition: Cotton - 98%, Elastane - 2%.

Jacket Denim

Advantages:

• Warm cotton denim
• Semi-adjacent silhouette
• Length to hip level
• Button closure
• Turn-down collar

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Fleece fabric wholesale at a low price with delivery in Rostov

We offer fleece fabric wholesale at a low price with delivery throughout Rostov. Let's consider its properties:

• Microfleece - density less than 100 g/m2. Used for linen and underwear.
• Polar fleece - density more than 100 g/m2, but less than 200 g/m2. Most often, thermal underwear is made from it - thin leggings, sweatshirts, socks.
• Medium density - about 200 g/m2. The most common. Hats, tracksuits, trousers, and thermal underwear are often made from it.
• Thick fleece - about 300 g/m2. Winter sports hats, jackets, and travel blankets are made from it.
• Polar fleece is super dense - about 500 g/m2. Used for winter clothing with increased requirements for thermal conductivity and travel equipment.

Thanks to processing, various qualities of the material are improved. Fleece can receive additional water-repellent properties, flame resistance, and increased wind protection. One side of the fabric is more fleecy; it is often used in the manufacture of blankets for home use and in linings for outerwear. If you add lycra to the composition, it will become more wear-resistant. If it is spandex, it will gain elasticity.

Among other things, fleece is subjected to special treatment, which gives it antibacterial properties that are not favorable for the appearance of mold, mildew and bacterial growth. This material is pleasant to the touch and incredibly easy to care for. After washing, just shake it and it will dry quickly in any ventilated place, which makes it an excellent material for making covers and blankets. It’s not for nothing that it is chosen for sewing linen, clothing, hats, children’s textiles and toys, blankets and blankets, travel covers and equipment.

Application area

The material is widely used for sewing outerwear for adults and children. Demi-season and winter jackets and coats are made from quilted jacket fabric. They keep you warm.

But for winter jackets, jacket fabrics made from synthetic padding are more suitable. They do not lose their visual appeal and do not become tanned in the cold. Clothes made from them are warm even in severe frosts.

For ski jackets, membrane insulated materials are used. They keep you from freezing, protect you from the wind, and most importantly, they wick moisture away from the body well. Therefore, the most active skier or snowboarder will not feel discomfort.

Children's jacket fabrics are always produced with moisture-proof and dirt-resistant impregnation. In clothes made from them, the child will calmly conquer both snowdrifts and puddles and remain dry and clean. Fleece fabrics are often used for children's jackets, overalls or overalls. Its soft inner layer warms and protects from wind, absorbs sweat. Restless kids feel comfortable while walking.