Pocketing fabric is used in areas that receive repeated friction and load while the finished product is worn. Weak fabric selection can lead to pocket tearing, deformation, and poor sewing, so texture, weight, color, and purpose must be reviewed together.
Things to check when looking at the TC series
The TC range often utilizes the properties of polyester and cotton blends. Durability, hand feel, price, and washing stability can all be considered together and are often considered for uniforms and casual products.
Advantages of the twill series
The twill tissue has a diagonal texture, so you can expect relatively stable durability and sewability. In areas that are subject to repeated use, such as pants pocketing fabric, tissue density and friction resistance must be checked.
Characteristics of the HBT series
HBT is a fabric characterized by a herringbone texture, allowing both appearance and durability to be considered. Depending on the product concept or required strength, it can provide a more solid feel than regular pocketing.
Pre-production test points
It is recommended to check the thickness after sewing, warping, shrinkage after washing, color transfer, fastness to friction, and hand feel. Especially with bright shell fabrics, you should also check for color transparency.
Information Needed for Consultation
It is easy to suggest a suitable pocketing fabric if you tell us the product applied (pants, jackets, uniforms, etc.), pocket shape, color, monthly usage, required durability, and delivery lead time schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is sample testing necessary?
Because results can vary depending on the fabric, sewing conditions and washing requirements, sample testing before mass production is recommended.
Can you match the feel of an existing material?
If possible, please share an existing material sample, photos, weight, width and composition information. This helps us review similar options more quickly.
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Additional Points When Comparing TC, Twill and HBT
Pocketing fabric is placed inside the finished garment, but it is continuously exposed to friction from hand use, sitting and standing, and washing. When choosing TC, twill or HBT, it is better to check not only fabric thickness but also weave density, color stability and pocket shape retention after sewing.
Practical Items to Check Before Ordering
- Check whether the outer fabric and pocketing fabric colors show through or transfer.
- Check friction durability around the pocket opening and corners.
- For frequently used products such as pants, jackets and uniforms, repeated washing tests are recommended.
- If there is an existing fabric in use, compare width, weight, blend ratio and hand feel together.
Information to Share During Consultation
If you share the product application, expected quantity, desired hand feel, color, width and washing conditions, we can review more quickly which of TC, twill or HBT is suitable.
