Cotton jersey is soft, stretchy, and breathable, offering comfort and ease of movement. Its natural drape and versatility make it suitable for various garments. With good absorbency and durability, it's ideal for everyday wear. Cotton jersey's ability to be dyed or printed adds to its design options.

Double crêpe is a fabric known for its luxurious texture and drape. It features a tight, finely woven construction that gives it substantial weight and opacity. With a smooth surface and matte finish, it resists wrinkles and holds its shape well. Double crêpe is often used for elegant, structured garments.

Fine matelassé is a fabric recognized for its intricate textured surface and luxurious appearance. It's woven with a raised pattern, typically featuring geometric designs or floral motifs. With a medium weight and structured feel, it offers both elegance and durability.

Japanese satin is renowned for its smooth, lustrous surface and fluid drape. It's woven from fine silk or synthetic fibers, offering a luxurious feel. With a high thread count, it has a soft hand and subtle sheen. Japanese satin is commonly used for elegant apparel and accessories.

Merino twill combines the properties of merino wool with the structure of twill weave. It's soft, durable, and breathable, providing warmth without bulk. With its inherent elasticity, it offers comfort and flexibility. Merino twill's moisture-wicking abilities keep the wearer dry and comfortable.

Merino wool is soft, lightweight, and breathable, providing warmth without bulk. Its natural elasticity offers comfort and freedom of movement. Merino fibers wick moisture away from the skin, keeping the wearer dry and odor-free. Resistant to wrinkles and stains.