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
·A balanced wool blend provides enhanced warmth and wrinkle resistance.
·Plaid color combinations adapt to various styling needs.
·300g/m weight provides excellent drape and durability.
·Composition: 60% wool / 30% polyester / 10% other fiber.
·Weight: 300g/m
·Craftsmanship: Flannel finish with a distinct texture.
·Colorfastness: Meets industry standards and resists fading.
Silhouette creation for autumn and winter outerwear, suits, and coats.
·Professional dry cleaning is recommended to preserve the fabric's shape.
·Store in a ventilated, dry environment, away from moisture.
·Iron at medium to low temperatures; place a cloth over the fabric.
60% wool, 30% polyester, 10% other fiber, 300G/M.
This flannel fabric features a fiber composition of 60% wool, 30% polyester, and 10% other fibers, engineered for enhanced warmth, wrinkle resistance, and structural integrity. The high wool content provides effective thermal insulation, while the polyester component enhances dimensional stability and abrasion resistance. The flannel finish delivers a distinct surface texture with a soft hand feel.
The fabric weight of 300 g/m provides excellent drape and durability for silhouette creation in garment construction. The mixed coffee and red bean paste millet plaid color combination presents a warm, versatile palette that adapts to various styling needs. The colorfastness meets industry standards and resists fading through regular wear and care. The material is appropriate for autumn and winter outerwear, suits, and coats where warmth, drape, and visual texture are required.
These parameters define the fabric's weight, fiber composition, and flannel finish for autumn and winter outerwear applications.
The mixed coffee plaid flannel fabric combines high wool content with flannel finish and balanced weight. These specifications support applications in autumn and winter outerwear, suits, and coats where warmth, drape, and visual texture are required.
For optimal performance and service life, professional dry cleaning is recommended to preserve the fabric's shape, flannel texture, and color stability. Avoid machine washing, vigorous rubbing, wringing, or twisting that may cause shrinkage or damage. After cleaning, air dry flat in a ventilated area away from direct sunlight. When ironing, use medium to low temperatures with a pressing cloth placed over the fabric to protect the flannel finish. Store in a ventilated, dry environment away from moisture. Use moth repellents to protect the wool content. The flannel texture and plaid pattern benefit from careful pattern matching during cutting and garment assembly.
Each production batch undergoes comprehensive testing including fiber composition verification, surface density measurement, color and pattern consistency inspection, and construction integrity assessment. The flannel finish is monitored for distinct texture, uniform surface, and colorfastness across the full fabric width. Tensile strength, abrasion resistance, dimensional stability, and drape 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 flannel and wool-blend fabrics.
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