Description

Weave Type:

• Twill weave — diagonal pattern formed by passing the weft thread over one or more warp threads, then under two or more.
• Common variations: 2/1, 3/1, or 2/2 twill.

Yarn Composition:

• Can be cotton, polyester, viscose, wool, or blends.

Texture & Appearance:

• Smooth surface with visible diagonal lines (less pronounced than denim).
• Can vary from light to medium-heavy in weight.
• Both sides can look similar (unlike denim).

Common Fiber Content:

• 100% cotton twill for uniforms, aprons, or trousers.
• Polyester–cotton blends for wrinkle resistance and easy care.

Weight:

• Lightweight twill (4–6 oz) for shirts.
• Medium/heavy twill (8–12 oz) for workwear or aprons.

Properties:

• Strong and flexible.
• Drapes better than plain weave.
• Resistant to wrinkles and creases.
• Easier to dye evenly compared to denim.