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How can we choose the perfect fabric? There are different types of fabrics, different quality levels: know how to choose with our small guide!<\/p>\n\n\n

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How often, before buying something especially online, have you wondered how to identify a high quality fabric<\/strong>? And then, what do we really mean for high quality fashion fabrics<\/strong>?<\/span><\/p>\n

For sure, <\/span>garments<\/a> <\/span>display the fabric composition and fibers percentages<\/strong>, but how can we read those if you do not know the features of every single fabric? Textile products are not all the same and there are different quality levels when it comes to fabrics for fashion<\/strong> which vary also according to the kind of production process they originate from.<\/span><\/p>\n

So, please find here below some guidelines supplying<\/strong> all essential information needed to select the most suitable fabrics designed to meet your requirements and to make informed purchases.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Fabrics for fashion: main features and classification<\/h4>\n \n
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Fabrics can first of all be classified according to the yarns used<\/strong> for their production; such yarns may be of a natural origin<\/strong> (vegetal or animal) or an artificial<\/strong> one (also defined as manmade<\/strong>, since they are produced by men by means of chemical processes).<\/span><\/p>\n

Natural yarns<\/strong> derive from materials which already exist in nature whose fibers are mechanically processes<\/strong> but whose features remain unaltered. Artificial yarns<\/strong>, on the contrary, are chemical compounds<\/strong>: launched in the first half of last century, they have become successful thanks to the fact they can be used for the production of a wide range of fabrics for different applications.<\/span><\/p>\n

Here below you can find a sort of dictionary of fabrics<\/strong>, to start understanding the most common fabrics names<\/strong> and their origins.<\/span><\/p>\n