Introduce you to the differences between percale weave, Sateen weave, and satin weave.
Understanding fabric weaves is important because when you choose fabric for your products different weaves will create different textures, gloss, durability, and even the drape of the fabric. 1. Percale weave: Also called a cross weave. In a Percale weave, for every vertical (or warp) thread there is one horizontal (or weft) thread crossed over. The thread count in percale is about 200 or higher and is noticeably tighter than the standard weave used in bedsheets. It has a strong structure and is wear-resistant. It is harder to loosen compared to other weaves. Fabric made from percale weave is lighter in weight and more breathable, making it ideal for warmer climates.
2. Sateen weave:
Sateen uses three threads over for everyone under. This way of weaving uncovers a more noteworthy length of string to the surface and makes a softer feel and shine. Sateen is normally thicker and more firmly woven, so it lies heavier on the body, which is better if you're inclined to get cold. 3. Satin weave: The fibers used are filament fibers like silk or nylon. A satin weave results in a soft, shiny surface often used for fancy dresses. It is generally more expensive than Percale weave and sateen weaved cotton.
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