7 Factors to Consider When Choosing a Fabric

Md Mahedi Hasan

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When choosing a fabric to use on a cloth, comfort comes first. Everyone desires to dress up in something comfortable and appealing to the eye. Clothes come in different designs, textures, and shapes. Everyone wants to achieve value for their money; therefore, making the right choice is necessary. Below are some of the factors to consider when selecting fabric.

1. Durability of Fabric

The question of selection of fabrics is How long can the fabric serve? Is it going to be sewn on something for everyday use? Who is going to use the material? These are some of the questions that should always come to mind when you buy fabric.

A fabric that requires serving daily and one that will belong to kids should be highly durable instead of used less often.

2. How Easy It Is to Clean a Fabric

Clean A Fabric
Clean A Fabric

Spills and stains can happen anytime, and different fabrics have different cleanability rates. Before selection of fabrics, it is best to ask how easy it is to keep it clean.

Stains can result from various materials, including food and drinks. Knowing how fabric can be cleaned best suits the preference of different people depending on their resentment levels of stains.

3. Texture

Texture of Fabric
Texture of Fabric

Most fabrics make clothing that comes into contact with our bodies. Silk, including silk kimono, have a soft texture, and cotton is soft too. Different materials have different textures; therefore, it is crucial to consider various materials to find a texture that suits you.

4. Its Fading Scale

Most people don’t like buying something that will lose its color after a short period of use. Fabrics have different fading capacities, while others do not fade at all. The material’s location and use will also determine your choice since they determine the rate at which it fades.

Fabric likely to be exposed to sunlight should be light, so its fade would be unnoticeable. If you plan on a material that will require frequent use, therefore, being washed a lot, you will have to settle for a fabric that does not fade. 

5. Color

When choosing a color for a fabric, you should have the occasion you want that fabric for in mind. Bright colors are usually for celebrations, while dark colors signify a somber mood. You should also choose a color that fits your skin tone.

6. Type Of Fabric

Different Type Of Fabrics
Different Type Of Fabrics

Different types of fabrics are made from natural and synthetic fibers. Other fabrics are made by mixing both artificial and natural fibers. The end product of all these fibers is a nice piece of cloth. When it comes to this, your budget will also determine the type of fabric you will settle for.

7. Fabric Quality

Touching and feeling a fabric is what will be able to tell you what quality the material is. You will know an original fabric just by how it feels in your fingers. You should ensure that you choose a fabric with no defects and of high quality.

Conclusion for Choosing a Fabric

Various fabrics range from cotton to polyester and silk, including silk kimono; you should always have these factors in mind when selecting your material to have a final product that satisfies you.

About the Author

Md Mahedi Hasan

Mahedi Hasan working as an Executive in Fabric Marketing at Textile Suppliers Ltd. Graduated with B.Sc. in Textile Engineering. Before was a Top Rated content writer at Upwork, and Level 02 Seller at Fiverr, Level 02 Publisher at Ezoic. Very passionate about content writing, SEO practice, and fashion website designing. Highly Experienced fashion writer for the last 4+ years. Have extensive 7 years of experience in the wholesale clothing business.

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  1. Very well presented. Every quote was awesome and thanks for sharing the content. Keep sharing and keep motivating others.

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