Fashion Forward: Our Garments Styled by Models

A stretchy, lightweight and breathable fabric known for its durability, absorbency and close-knit structure.  Commonly used in cotton and synthetic clothing worn close to the skin like underwear, t-shirts, sportswear.  

 A durable fabric that stretches diagonally, produced by interweaving warp and weft threads at right angles to one another.  Widely popular for producing a variety of styles in garments, including formals, casuals and pajamas. 

A popular and practical fabric produced by weaving yarns in the iconic warp-faced denim style with dyed cotton.  Used to produce casual apparel like shirts, pants and jackets, 

 Fleece is a soft fabric with a napped surface that has excellent insulating properties. It retains body heat well, making it ideal for cold weather. It's a warm fabric that comes in a range of materials. 

Woven to create tiny loop piles, it is highly absorbent, super durable, versatile and soft to touch.  The two types of terry - Towel terry and French terry are used for anything from home textiles to apparel products. 

 Tencel is the brand name for Lyocell which is a fiber that is produced in an environmentally responsible process made from cellulose. Tencel is becoming increasingly popular, the fabric of choice for ethical and conscious clothing brands. The light material is favoured for casual and sportswear. 

 Modal fabric is made from wood pulp, however it is made using a different process to Tencel. They both use 'closed loop' production process making Modal very sustainable. Modal shares a lot of similarities with Lyocell when it comes to softness, comfort, breathability and moisture absorption. Modal is very soft in feel, and it is often turned into quite light and dinner fabrics 

 Viscose is seen as an alternative fabric which is sustainable. It is considered to be a better option to cotton and it's a popular fabric that is used by many brands because it is less expensive and more durable alternative to silk.  Viscose is widely recognized as a cheaper alternative to silk as well as being more durable.