Herringbone
Herringbone is a distinctive woven fabric characterized by its zigzag pattern, commonly made from wool or cotton, offering both elegance and durability.
About Herringbone
Herringbone fabric is a type of twill weave that creates a unique V-shaped pattern, resembling the bones of a fish. This construction provides a textured surface that enhances visual interest while maintaining a smooth hand feel. Typically made from wool or cotton, herringbone is known for its warmth, breathability, and versatility in applications ranging from tailored garments to home textiles. The fabric's diagonal lines can create a slimming effect, making it a popular choice for suits and jackets.
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Machine wash cold with like colors, tumble dry low or hang to dry, iron on medium heat if needed.
Additional Information
Herringbone is often used in high-end fashion due to its classic appeal and is a staple in menswear, particularly in tailored suits.
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Made From These Fibers
Wool
Natural protein fiber from sheep fleece, known for warmth, resilience, and natural moisture management.
Cotton
The world's most widely used natural plant fiber, known for breathability, softness, and versatility.