Plain-dyed, multi-colored, worsted and fine-woolen - all of these definitions refer to the most popular fabric for several hundred years - wool. Woolen fabric can be made from pure-wool yarn or mixed with other fibers. And in recent years, more preference is given to the latter option. This is due not only to the allergic property of wool fabrics, but also to the practicality of mixed fabrics. Many fibers, both synthetic and natural, contribute to the creation of a spectacular external texture of the fabric.
Woolen fabric in a women's wardrobe
Due to its incredible comfort, woolen fabric is involved in the manufacture of almost all items of women's clothing, excluding only the summer collection. The unique ability of wool to warm the body, while allowing the skin to breathe, is used in the creation of the autumn-winter collection. In addition to warm knitted sweaters and cardigans, the wardrobe of a modern woman should include woolen skirts and trousers, jackets and fashionable blazers. A light jacket made of delicate cashmere can be a great addition to the spring outfit.
The technology of modern light industry allows you to create surprisingly light and delicate in their structure woolen fabrics. They are widely used by the fashion industry to create feminine models of skirts and dresses, as well as stylish accessories in the form of scarves and scarves.
Thick woolen fabric is used when sewing women's suits. Jacquard, carpet, rep, cloth, tweed - this is not a complete list of varieties of woolen fabric of dense structure.
Men's suits made of woolen fabric
In terms of style and cut, a men's suit is less diverse than a female one. But, the best material for sewing is woolen fabric. Despite the purpose of the suit (everyday or weekend), the most important requirement for it is practicality and comfort. Both of these properties combine fabrics containing wool. Their natural feature allows the skin to breathe. Woolen fibers help maintain body temperature without creating a greenhouse effect. The ability to absorb and evaporate moisture allows the fabric to be used both for suits of the autumn-winter collection, and for hot summer days.
For tailoring men's suits, fiber blends such as wool and silk, wool and linen, wool and cashmere are used. Woolen fabric of such a complex composition is expensive, and therefore the costumes from it look respectable.
The addition of cashmere provides the fabric with softness, smoothness and nobleness. In such a suit, one won’t have to worry about crumpled arrows on trousers, since the fabric is practically not deformed.
An ideal duet for a summer men's suit is a duet of wool and linen. Thanks to the fibers of flax, the woolen fabric acquires gloss and lightness.
Despite all its advantages, natural woolen fabrics have one minor minus - high cost. Therefore, for everyday costumes mixed fabrics are used, the composition of which includes up to 45% of synthetic additives. Elastane, lavsan, polyester - these are the terms on the labels of suits that represent artificial fibers that give elasticity to the fabric. This composition allows you to avoid stretching in the knees and elbows.
Wool is widely used not only for tailoring costumes. Woolen clothing offered by the modern fashion industry is very diverse and adapted to the tastes and lifestyle of a variety of age and social categories.