French Terry
French Terry is a soft, looped knit fabric that combines comfort and functionality, making it ideal for casual wear and active apparel.
About French Terry
French Terry is a type of weft knit fabric characterized by its unique construction, which features loops on one side and a smooth surface on the other. Typically made from cotton or cotton blends, this fabric offers excellent breathability, moisture-wicking properties, and a soft hand feel. It is commonly used in the production of sweatshirts, joggers, and loungewear due to its ability to provide warmth without excessive weight.
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Care Instructions
Machine wash cold with like colors. Tumble dry low. Iron on low heat if necessary.
Additional Information
French Terry is popular for its versatility and comfort, making it a staple in athleisure and casual fashion. It is also favored for its ease of care and durability.
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