Knowledge of men's clothing materials and fabrics

Fine spun wool: This fabric is woven in plain weave, twill weave, or jacquard weave, with delicate texture and comfortable touch. Smooth surface, good luster, soft texture, delicate touch, usually used for business suits. Items weighing less than 240g are suitable for summer wear, items weighing between 240g and 300g are suitable for all seasons, and items weighing over 300g are suitable for autumn and winter wear.

Flannel: divided into two types: coarse spinning and fine spinning, the former is thicker and the latter is more delicate. Woven flannel with double-sided fluff, rich in color, soft to the touch, suitable for autumn and winter sets; Woolen flannel has a stronger velvet texture on the surface, making it suitable for casual wear.

Coarse woolen fabric: originated in Scotland, woven from wool such as black faced sheep and Cheviot sheep, and commonly used for casual jackets. Its characteristics are rich in texture and color, with a firm feel, suitable for casual occasions.

Flax: Made from flax fiber, it has a natural texture and breathability. Pure linen or wool blended linen is suitable for summer clothing, with bright colors, strong texture, good moisture absorption and breathability, but prone to wrinkling.

Foam gauze: mainly made of cotton, specially treated to have a surface that is uneven and resembles a "bubble" shape. This fabric is cool and comfortable, not easily wrinkled, suitable for summer casual suits.

Corduroy: Vertical velvet fabric with a retro and heavy style, suitable for autumn and winter wear. Soft touch, strong durability, and good environmental friendliness.

Velvet: A highly glossy fabric commonly used to make men's dresses, showcasing a sense of solemnity and nobility. Velvet material is thick and warm, suitable for wearing in grand occasions.

Polyester fiber: Good wrinkle resistance and shape retention, with high strength and elastic recovery ability, but poor moisture absorption, prone to static electricity and dust contamination.

Blended fabric of wool and polyester fiber: Strong wrinkle resistance, good elasticity recovery ability, but prone to static electricity.

Blended fabric of wool and linen: Strong wrinkle resistance, strong moisture absorption, with a drape, but with a harder hand feel.

These fabrics each have their own advantages and disadvantages, and the selection should be matched according to specific needs and usage scenarios. For example, fine spun wool is suitable for formal suits, while linen and chiffon are more suitable for casual wear.