Wovens
Fabrics built on a loom by interlacing lengthwise warp and crosswise weft yarns. Wovens are generally stable, low-stretch and crisp, spanning plain, twill and satin weaves.
Cotton Poplin
A crisp, tightly woven plain-weave cotton with a smooth, lustrous face — the classic shirting fabric.
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A rugged warp-faced cotton twill with a coloured warp and white weft — the fabric of jeans.
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A cool, strong plant-fibre cloth woven from flax — highly breathable but prone to creasing.
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A basketweave cotton shirting with a soft, textured basket face — the classic button-down cloth.
Read entry → ComparisonPoplin vs Oxford Cloth
Two classic cotton shirtings: poplin is a smooth, crisp, formal plain weave; oxford is a softer, textured basketweave.
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A weave with diagonal ridges, giving a dense, drapey cloth that resists wrinkles and hides soil.
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