Fabric Tips for Choosing a Shirt to Pair with a Suit

A shirt made of pure cotton fabric from a shirt factory is comfortable, soft, sweat wicking, prone to wrinkles, deformation, color changes, and dyeing. A high-quality shirt should be at least made of pure cotton. Fabric that is lightweight, thin, soft, cool, and has good stiffness/breathability is ideal. Commonly used fabrics include pure cotton fabric, blended fabric, synthetic fiber fabric, linen fabric, wool, and silk fabric.

The quality of fabric should not only be judged by the number of pieces, but also by the lifespan of the fabric, washing life, appearance, and touch. It is important to consider not only the number of pieces, but also the number of strands and weight that affect the raw materials. In order to ensure the elasticity, skin friendliness, and tactile sensation of pure cotton fabric, pure cotton shirts do not require non ironing technology for finishing. Pure cotton fabric is a high-end shirt fabric that is usually paired with high-end suits. It can be customized together with a customized suit, so that the size of the shirt and suit not only fits well, but also fits well with each other, making the combination more perfect.

Blended fabric is a mixture of cotton and synthetic fibers in a certain proportion, which combines the advantages of cotton and synthetic fibers well and avoids disadvantages as much as possible. Most shirts on the market use this fabric, which is not as comfortable to wear as pure cotton, but is not easy to deform and change color.