Production of various high-end fabrics reaches 7 million meters annually, including a wide range of fashionable new products and exquisite items, with a broad coverage of color patterns.
Our Cotton-13% Modal Double Corduroy Dyed Fabric is a premium textile renowned for its exceptional comfort, durability, and aesthetic appeal. Carefully constructed with a blend of 86% cotton and 13% modal, this fabric offers an unparalleled soft hand feel and breathability. The incorporation of 1% spandex imparts gentle elasticity, enhancing both comfort and garment fit.
The fabric's double corduroy construction creates a distinctive, tactile surface with pronounced ridges, adding depth and visual interest to any design. Its substantial weight of 310 GSM ensures a luxurious drape and exceptional durability. The generous width of 56/7 inches provides ample material for a diverse range of applications.
Ideal for both apparel and home furnishings, this fabric offers a harmonious blend of natural fibers and modern performance attributes.
We specialize in high-quality textiles and decorations and place a high value on product quality certification. To give customers confidence in our products, we'll keep working to raise their quality, offer them better products and services, and actively support the development of quality management systems.
Scope Certificate
Cotton Council International Certifies That
A 14-wale corduroy and a 24-wale corduroy can leave the same mill, dyed in the same bath, and only one of them will survive a pile-crush check after...
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READ MORERun a hand across a pair of jeans, a set of work trousers, or the canvas of a tool bag and you will feel fine diagonal ridges running across the surf...
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