Denim A durable twill usually cotton fabric woven with colored warp and white threads. Dobby Woven fabric with fine geometric patterns and a textured feel. Fabric Cloth made by weaving or knitting fibers together. Fiber A fine, thread-like filament, fibers are woven or knit into fabrics. Fleece A soft, fuzzy fabric that insulates and feels oh-so-fine. Herringbone A classic woven fabric and a staple in menswear, defined by a geometric V-pattern.
Jersey A soft knit fabric, commonly used for T-shirts. Linen Made from the fibers of the flax plant, this fabric is valued for its exceptionally cool, fresh feel in hot weather. Ounces Fabrics are often measured in weight, i.
Oxford A formalwear classic, this woven fabric has a lightweight, crisp feel. Polyamide A soft, lustrous synthetic fiber. Polyester A synthetic fiber used to make a variety of textiles. Sateen Smooth woven fabric with the gloss and sheen of satin. Seersucker A warm weather classic, this woven fabric is known for its striped pattern, lightweight feel, and crinkly texture.
Silk A fine, extra-smooth, lustrous fiber produced by certain insect larvae to form cocoons — especially the strong, elastic, fibrous secretion of silkworms. Waffle Knit This super-textured fabric is knit in a grid construction and features a waffle-like pattern. Warp When weaving fabric, the warp refers to the threads that run lengthwise.
Garment Dye This means the entire garment is dyed as one piece, after being constructed. Knitted Cloth Made from one continuous thread, knits typically have the ability to stretch all over. Peached A treatment that makes fabric soft and gives it a fine, velvety finish, like peach skin.
Pigment Dye This special coloring process results in a naturally distressed look that fades with repeated use, like denim. Plain Weave The simplest and most common textile weave. Woven Cloth Made out of multiple yarns crossing each other and creating a criss-cross pattern, woven cloth usually provides depth to a look. Leather What our belts, shoes, and wallets are made of. Faux Leather Boasts the refined look of leather, with less maintenance. Nubuck Leather This leather is buffed to produce a slightly napped texture and smooth, suede-like feel.
Oiled Leather Coated with oil for a softer feel and increased moisture resistance, this leather develops traces of wear and character after short-term use. Patent Leather Leather coated with a distinctive polish for a glossy, reflective finish. Pull Up Leather Infused with oils and waxes for a natural look, this leather looks exceptionally unique with prolonged wear.
Tumbled Leather This leather is gently scraped with pebbles for added texture and softness. Waxed Leather This leather is gently scraped with pebbles for added texture and softness. Vachetta Leather This raw and unfinished leather is extremely lightweight and thin, but durable. Congratulations for your blog… I love it …. I have a question … Did Rite work for Batik crafts like Dylon used to woork for it????
Thank you…. I was thinking of dying my Jeans but my wife will not allow me to use the washer. After reading your ideas I am thinking of using a steel bucket on my outdoor grill. What do you think? I would like to revive the black. Dharma Trading Company has a great store-brand cotton fabric dye that I like. Might sound dumb, but do I have to heat the water on the stove up?
How long do I leave a faded pair of jeans on the stove with dye? Do I air dry them? Can they be washed again after dying? Will they bleed in the washer with the first wash afterwards? Can I dye both my jeans at the same time? My black sweatshirt has started to fade. I believe ithat is ink though. Can you tell me if it would be safe to dye? Well, it could indeed damage the design. I work in as an automotive tech and I wear dickies shirts. The shirts last forever, but the back of them fade to an almost reddish brown.
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