01
Jersey
- Character
- Smooth, flexible and light on the body.
- Typical application
- T-shirts, polos and base layers.
Fabrics
The fabric book.
Five families to start the conversation. Each decides how a garment feels, hangs and takes decoration.
02
Rib
- Character
- Stretchy and structured, with a fine vertical ridge.
- Typical application
- Cuffs, collars, hems and fitted pieces.
03
Fleece
- Character
- Soft, warm and dense.
- Typical application
- Hoodies, sweatshirts and joggers.
04
Brushed
- Character
- A raised, soft-touch surface.
- Typical application
- Sweats and linings.
05
Twill
- Character
- A firm diagonal weave that holds its shape.
- Typical application
- Jackets, workwear and bottoms.
What we look at together
- Composition
- What it is made of.
- Weight (GSM)
- How heavy it hangs.
- Texture
- How it looks and feels up close.
- Colour
- Matched to your reference.
- Application
- Which garments it suits.
These pages are visual studies, not a specification sheet. Details such as weight and composition are confirmed for the fabric you choose when you build a sample.