You are comparing a 340 gsm wool flannel with a 760 gsm melton for the same winter coat pattern. The flannel drapes and breathes; the melton feels dense and a...
- Introduction
- Specifications
·Optimized blend ratio: Wool provides warmth, polyester enhances durability, and other fiber improves wrinkle resistance.
·Twill Flannel Structure: The sharp surface texture enhances the fabric's three-dimensionality and visual depth.
·A classic color scheme: a natural white and black twill combination easily matches a variety of outfit styles.
·Composition: 50% wool, 30% polyester, 20% other fiber.
·Weight: 320g/m, suitable for medium-weight clothing.
·Texture: Twill flannel with a natural white and black interweaving.
·Style: Neutral tones, highly versatile.
Apparel: Suitable for outerwear such as coats, suits, and jackets, providing warmth and structure.
·Cleaning: Dry clean or hand wash in cold water is recommended to avoid warping caused by machine washing.
·Drying: Lay flat to dry to prevent stretching and fading.
·Storage: Store in a well-ventilated, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight.
50% wool, 30% polyester, 20% other fiber, 320G/M.
This twill flannel fabric features a fiber composition of 50% wool, 30% polyester, and 20% other fibers, engineered for a balance of warmth, durability, and wrinkle resistance. The wool content provides natural thermal insulation, while the polyester component enhances dimensional stability and abrasion resistance. The remaining fibers contribute to the fabric's overall wrinkle recovery and flexibility.
The twill flannel structure delivers a sharp surface texture that enhances the fabric's three-dimensionality and visual depth. The fabric weight of 320 g/m is suitable for medium-weight clothing applications. The off-white and black twill combination presents a classic, neutral color scheme that easily matches a variety of outfit styles. The material is appropriate for outerwear including coats, suits, and jackets where warmth and structure are required.
These parameters define the fabric's weight, fiber composition, and twill flannel texture for outerwear and suit applications.
The off-white and black twill flannel fabric combines optimized fiber blend with sharp twill texture and classic color scheme. These specifications support applications in coats, suits, and jackets where warmth, structure, and visual depth are required.
For optimal performance and service life, dry clean or hand wash in cold water is recommended to avoid warping caused by machine washing. Use mild neutral detergent and avoid bleach. Avoid vigorous rubbing, wringing, or twisting that may cause deformation. After washing, lay flat to dry in a ventilated area away from direct sunlight to prevent stretching and fading. When ironing, use low to medium temperature on the reverse side with a pressing cloth to protect the twill flannel texture. Store in a well-ventilated, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight. Use moth repellents to protect the wool content. The twill flannel structure benefits from careful handling during cutting and sewing.
Each production batch undergoes comprehensive testing including fiber composition verification, surface density measurement, color and pattern consistency inspection, and construction integrity assessment. The twill flannel weave is monitored for sharp texture, clear diagonal lines, and finish consistency across the full fabric width. Tensile strength, abrasion resistance, dimensional stability, and wrinkle recovery tests are performed to ensure compliance with established standards. Materials are traceable to certified suppliers with documented quality records. Testing protocols follow industry standards for twill flannel and wool-blend fabrics.
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