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THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF SUIT WEAVES 

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Broadcloth and Poplin
Broadcloth is often referred to as poplin, and reversely poplin is often referred to as broadcloth. The two are essentially the same, as they are both plain weaves that are quite thin, smooth and flat. However, poplin can sometimes have yarns of varying weights in the warp and weft, whereas broadcloths have a symmetrical construction.
Broadcloth and poplin are tightly woven fabrics; they have very little sheen due their over-under weave, which makes them neutral and professional looking. These two fabrics are ideal for someone looking for as little texture as possible. However, it is worth noting that they are prone to wrinkling.
Twill
Twill is often recognized by its visible texture, which is made up of a diagonal weaving that can range from very fine and subtle, to very thick and noticeable, such as Imperial or Cavalry twill. Twills most often have some shine to them, however the level of shine depends on the type of weave, the materials used, and its colour.
Being made of a very tight weave, twill can have a very high super number-which refers to the number of hanks that could be spun from a pound of raw wool from a given fabric. Twill doesn’t tend to look crisp, but it does drape quite well on the body, and doesn’t wrinkle easily.
Hopsack
Hopsack is a modification of a plain weave, where two threads in the warp are followed by two threads in weft, which appear like small cubes. This type of weave is very popular for jackets, but can sometimes be used for full suit or for outerwear.
Rib Weave
A rib weave is an enlarged plain weave, where the rib can be in the warp or weft, although it is more commonly in the weft.
Sharkskin
Sharkskin, also called a pick-and-pick in the UK, is made from a twill that has a yarn sequence of 1 light then 1 dark in both the warp and the weft. Sharkskin fabrics are commonly woven as a herringbone.
Solaro
A classic solaro is made with a light brown warp and a red weft, and the colour contrast of the two gives it a plea singling vibrant quality.
Prince-of-Wales Check
The Prince-of-Wales Check, also called glen check, and originally named Glenurquhart check, is a type of checked print that incorporates a houndstooth weaving pattern in its design.
Originally, garments with this weave were worn by the Countess of Seafield’s gamekeepers at the beginning of the 19th century.
Houndstooth
Houndstooth fabrics are based on a two by two twill, with a four and four sequence of colour for both warp and weft, with four yarns of the light colour and four of the dark colour.
Oxford Cloth
Oxford Cloth uses slightly thicker threads and is woven more loosely, which makes its texture slightly rougher and more durable. Its weaving pattern consists of a basketweave where one yarn is crossed over two yarns. It was originally intended as a sportswear material so it is viewed as less formal and can be warn casually without being perfectly pressed.
Pinpoint
Pinpoint and oxford cloth have the same weave, save from the fact that pinpoint has a tighter weave made up of finer yarns, which also makes it slightly more formal than oxford cloth. Pinpoint fabrics are on the opaque side, which might not suit special events, but is great are a professional context. Pinpoint fabrics’ heavy construction also makes them durable, so garments made using such fabrics should last you a long time.
Chambray
Chambray is similar to broadcloth in that it is a plain weave. However, it uses thicker yarns, which gives it a more laidback workwear look. Chambray fabrics also generally contains white threads running through the width of the fabric and this contributes to its style. Chambray is not a formal fabric and is best warn in casual settings.
Dobby
Dobby fabrics are quite varied, with some bearing a similarity to broadcloth, and others bearing a likeness to twill. Dobby is also close to Jacquard in that the only difference between the two lies in the manner in which the pattern is woven into the fabric. The warp yarns of a Dobby loom can only be controlled in groups, and when a harness goes up or down, all the warp yarns attached to it move along with it. This limits how complex the woven pattern can be. They are lovey if you enjoy some subtle texture in a fabric.
Birdseye
Birdseye are woven with alternating light and dark threads in the warp and weft that cross each other to form a grid that appears made up of rounded diamond shapes. The closer one moves to the fabric, the more texture can be distinguished. It also is typically lighter in weight, which might be nice in warmer climates.
Herringbone
Herringbone is type of twill characterized by a chevron V-shape weave pattern. It gets its name due to its pattern’s resemblance to the bones of a herring fish. What’s great with herringbone that it is versatile, being suitable for both formal occasions as well as casual wear.

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@BuGuedes
@BuGuedes 4 месяца назад
Intro - 0:00 Broadcloth and Poplin Broadcloth - 0:07 Twill - 0:32 Hopsack - 0:46 Rib Weave - 0:58 Sharkskin/Pick and Pick - 1:12 Solaro - 1:28 Prince of Wales Check - 1:42 Houndstooth - 2:03 Oxford Cloth - 2:19 Pinpoint - 2:42 Chambray - 2:54 Dobby and Jacquard - 3:18 Birdseye - 3:54 Melange - 4:16 Herringbone - 4:36 Seersucker - 4:55 Gingham - 5:09 Jacquard - 5:27 Outro - 5:51 Since there were no time marks. Hope this helps you.
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@heribertodominguez-rebolla1335 6 месяцев назад
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@Stephen-bg8ol
@Stephen-bg8ol 2 года назад
Excellent information delivered beautifully.
@bharatc.sampat6406
@bharatc.sampat6406 Год назад
Fantastic. Thanks very much
@jssiow
@jssiow 3 года назад
Very informative.
@shinobi-no-bueno
@shinobi-no-bueno 3 года назад
Have you ever considered doing a "western" style suit jacket for those of us who still think we're cowboys
@SUITABLEE
@SUITABLEE 3 года назад
We definitely could! That’s the beauty of custom suiting! Nothing is off limits.
@rogerr.8507
@rogerr.8507 Год назад
I like this girl, is she single? 😄
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