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
·Blend ratio balances warmth and durability
·740g weight provides structural stability
·Military green hue is easy to match and adapts to various occasions
·Composition: 50% wool, 40% polyester, 10% other fiber
·Weight: 740g/m
·Weave: Twill construction with a clear texture
·Color: Military green, neutral tones
·Autumn and winter outerwear such as coats and jackets
·Workwear-style trousers and uniforms
·Dry cleaning is recommended to maintain the fabric's shape
·Store in a humid environment to prevent mildew
·Iron at low temperatures and avoid direct heat exposure
50% wool, 40% polyester, 10% other fiber, 720G/M.
This twill Melton fabric features a fiber composition of 50% wool, 40% polyester, and 10% other fibers, engineered for a balance of thermal insulation, durability, and structural stability. The wool content provides natural warmth, while the polyester component enhances dimensional stability and abrasion resistance. The twill weave construction delivers a clear diagonal texture that adds visual interest to the fabric surface.
The fabric weight of 740 g/m provides structural stability and good drape for autumn and winter garment construction. The military green color presents a neutral, versatile tone that coordinates with a range of design styles and adapts to various occasions. The tight Melton construction with twill texture supports applications in outerwear, coats, jackets, workwear-style trousers, and uniforms where both performance and visual clarity are required.
These parameters define the fabric's weight, fiber composition, and twill construction for autumn and winter outerwear applications.
The military green twill Melton fabric combines clear diagonal texture with balanced fiber blend and substantial weight. These specifications support applications in autumn and winter outerwear, workwear, and uniforms where visual clarity, durability, and structural performance are required.
For optimal performance and service life, dry cleaning is recommended to maintain fabric shape, twill texture clarity, and color stability. If hand washing is necessary, use cold water with mild neutral detergent. Avoid vigorous rubbing, wringing, or twisting that may cause deformation or damage to the twill texture. After washing, lay flat to dry in a ventilated area away from direct sunlight and high heat. When ironing, use low temperature on the reverse side with a pressing cloth. Store in a dry, ventilated area away from moisture. Use moth repellents to protect the wool content. The twill texture benefits from careful handling during cutting and sewing to maintain pattern alignment.
Each production batch undergoes comprehensive testing including fiber composition verification, surface density measurement, color consistency inspection, and construction integrity assessment. The twill weave is monitored for clear diagonal lines, uniform texture, and finish consistency across the full fabric width. Tensile strength, abrasion resistance, and dimensional stability 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 Melton and wool-blend fabrics.
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