Flannel Shirting
Flannel shirting is a soft, warm fabric typically made from cotton, characterized by its brushed surface and plain weave construction, ideal for comfortable shirts.
About Flannel Shirting
Flannel shirting is a specialty fabric known for its soft hand and warmth, primarily constructed from cotton fibers. The plain weave structure allows for a smooth surface, while the brushing process enhances its softness and creates a slight nap. This fabric is commonly used in casual and formal shirts, providing comfort and a cozy feel against the skin. Its versatility makes it suitable for layering in cooler weather.
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Machine wash cold with like colors. Tumble dry low or hang to dry. Iron on low heat if needed.
Additional Information
Flannel shirting is particularly popular in colder climates due to its insulating properties and comfort. It is often associated with casual wear but can be styled for more formal occasions depending on the design.
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