Some items contain more than one material, so the totals do not match the number of items.
Fabric width
90–152 cm
Weight
32–60 g/m² (6 items with data)
Collections
OEKO-TEX® 4 items, Outlet 2 items
Customer reviews
★★★★★4.9 (16 reviews)
LinLinMar 31, 2025
★★★★★
The quality is very good.
The quality is very good, I feel that the quality of this batch of goods is very good. I like it very much, and hope that there will be twill products in the future.
The quality is very good, I feel that the quality of this batch of goods is very good. I like it very much, and hope that there will be twill products in the future.
Very good quality, I like this collar lining very much. Very good quality, I like this collar lining very much. Very good quality, I like this collar lining very much.
The fabric is a little firm and suitable for all-season use, and can be used for soft and regular outerwear.
The warp yarns are 100% cotton 40/2 thread, the weft yarns are slightly finer at 1/9.5 and 1/12, and the weave density is rather loose.
The width is an easy-to-handle 113 cm, and what stands out is that, for a white honbasta type, it is very affordably priced.
A highly recommended item.
It keeps the collar crisp and structured, making it suitable for clothing intended for business wear.
The thread count is 30/1 single yarn for both warp and weft, and the density is 50 threads per inch for both warp and weft, so it uses about 30% more thread than the soft type 3670ES.
Of course, it can be used for the outer fabric of garments for year-round wear.
An uncommon Australian-sourced material for haircloth interlining (processed in Japan), made of 100% warp wool and 100% weft wool hair, and
woven with 36/2 warp yarn and a thick 1/10 single-ply weft yarn, with an fabric weight of 260g/㎡, so it is substantial.
It seems to be a very good match for heavy-weight jackets such as tweed.