Fabrics are the materials of clothing. Combination of fabrics called blends create softness, thickness, and durability. Fabrics help suit an outfit for an occasion.

LINEN

Linen is made from the
flax plant and has a rougher texture than cotton. Linen is produced in jackets and light outerwear. Linen wrinkles easily, is very lightweight, and dries fast.

POLYESTER

Polyester is a human-made synthetic fiber. It is breathable, quick-drying, and holds its shape when washed. Polyester is great for athletic wear.

LYCRA

Lycra is stretchy and flexible. Lycra is added to other fabrics for stretch and comfort mobility. Lycra is produced for sportswear.

RAYON

Rayon is a mixture of cotton,
trees, and woody plants. Rayon is a human-made fabric that is considered a more affordable silk alternative. Rayon is smooth, soft, lightweight, but not durable as other fabrics. Rayon can wrinkle with many wears.

COTTON

Cotton has a mix of softness,
breathability, and comfort. Cotton can shrink after the first warm wash.

POLY/COTTON BLEND

Poly/Cotton blends are
a mixture of cotton and polyester. The proportion of blends can differ from manufacturers. Poly/Cotton blends are greatly popular for their super-soft qualities and affordability compared to cotton. Poly/Cotton blends maintains its shape well and is breathable.

TRI-BLENDS

Tri-Blends are made from three fabrics and take on the best qualities of each fabric. Tri-Blends are lightweight, soft, and maintains its shape well. Tri-blends are a great balance of durability, comfort, and style for t-shirts.