Introduction to Seersucker Most commonly found in stripes or checks, seersucker is a pucker fabric weighing less than other materials. It has originated from the Persian words ‘shir o shakkar’ which translates to ‘milk and sugar.’ The name refers to the smooth and bumpy texture of the fabric, which looks Read more
Introduction to Ramie Fabric Ramie fabric is derived from natural fibers from the stalks of a ramie plant referred to as Boehmeria Nivea. This sustainable textile has been utilized for fabric production for thousands of years. Its soft and breathable qualities often contribute to comparisons with cotton and linen. Because Read more
Introduction: The Rise of Alpaca Wool The harvesting of alpaca wool has gained traction in the realm of luxurious and sustainable fashion. Splendidly warm and silky soft, this fiber is obtained from the South American alpacas. It is used in scarves, sweaters, coats, blankets, and many more articles of clothing. Read more
Introduction to Mohair- Derived from the Angora goat, mohair/Angora goat fiber is a luxurious natural fiber. Regarded as one of the finest in the textile world, mohair is popularly known for its soft texture and glossy sheen. Mohair is less itchy and smoother than other types of wool which makes Read more
The fabric silk has long been associated with luxury, elegance, and superior craftsmanship. However, like any other fabric, ‘not all silk is created equal’. There are several kinds of silks, but the finest, most sought after, and strongest of them all is Mulberry Silk. This is why it is dubbed Read more
Bedding quality is akin to quality sleep, which greatly relies on good mattresses, duvets, and sheets. People who prefer light, wan, and fresh bedding would love percale cotton sheets also known as Plain-weave cotton. Percale cotton is distinguished by its matte surface and its tightly woven fabric, which makes it Read more
Introduction to Selvedge Denim The term “selvedge denim” refers to premium-quality denim fabric that is known for its durability, having a unique aging process as well as rot-proof edges. “Selvedge” comes from “self-edge” which indicates that it is the edge of the garment that has been finished so that it Read more
Introduction to Cotton Shrinkage- Around the world, cotton is known as one of the most used fabrics. Its softness, breathability, and durability make it a must-have for many types of clothing, bedding, and other textiles. People appreciate cotton for its comfort, hypoallergenic nature, and minimal care needed. Cotton T-shirts, jeans, Read more
Introduction- Viscose also called “Rayon” is a semi-synthetic textile that finds application across fashion, upholstery, and industrial usage. It has a rather soft texture, possesses a shine similar to silk and is breathable. Most people know it by the name rayon and because of its appealing look, it is also Read more
Introduction to Merino Wool Think of a fabric that is incredibly soft, highly breathable, and perfectly versatile which feels like a second skin. That’s Merino wool—a natural fiber that changed the game in the textile industry. What is Merino wool? To put it simply, Merino wool is a wool category Read more