Shirt & Suiting Fabrics

When placing an order for a custom suit, the majority of the fabrics available are made of wool, but there are also possibilities made of cotton, linen, and more expensive fibers like mohair, cashmere, and vicua. Wool, cotton, rayon, silk, and polyester are just a few of the many materials that can be used to make suits, a type of woven cloth. The suiting can stretch by combining Lycra or Spandex with the other fibers. The fabric used to make shirts is known as shirting fabric, and it is often made of cotton or a cotton blend. All-year-round comfort should be provided by these fabrics, which should also be breathable, strong, soft to the touch, and durable. As a result, shirting fabrics need to have a high thread count and a yarn dye-based construction.