Poly-cotton check, 108 g/m²
60% polyester, 40% cotton, 108 g/m², 145 cm cuttable. Usually developed for shirting, skirts and dresses, trousers and bottoms, outerwear. Specifications are confirmed against the order before anything is woven.
Screen and printer rendering vary. Judge shade, hand and weight from a physical swatch.
Specification
- Article number
- RC-2673
- Category
- Yarn-dyed woven
- Composition
- 60% polyester, 40% cotton
- Weight
- 108 g/m²
- Width
- 145 cm cuttable
- Finishing
- None specified
- Supply
- Custom and spot
- Usual minimum
- 1,000 m (confirmed per order)
Where this cloth is worked
End uses we develop this construction for. Each one explains what the garment needs from the cloth:
A 60/40 poly-cotton check at 108 g/m², cuttable at 145 cm. Light enough for shirting and dresses, structured enough for trousers and light outerwear.
The check is yarn-dyed: the colour sits in the yarn rather than printed on top of the cloth, so the pattern does not sit only on the surface.
What to fix with the quotation:
- Repeat and match. Panel matching on a check depends on the repeat and on where the pattern sits at the selvedge. Send the garment’s match requirement (side seam, centre front, pocket) and it is confirmed against the cloth.
- Colourway. Ground and check colours are approved on a physical dip; the number of colours in the check changes the yarn plan, so the colourway is settled before the lot is booked.
- Cuttable width. 145 cm is cuttable, not greige roll width — check it against the cutting layout your factory will actually use.
Shade and hand are judged from a physical swatch. Request an A4 sample, or send the requirement through the quotation form and the answer comes back against the actual yarn lot.
Values are the ranges we work in and are confirmed per order. Nothing on this page is a stock promise: availability, colour and delivery are checked against the specific requirement.
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Others in Yarn-dyed woven
Same category, worked in similar end uses. If none of these match the requirement, thefull library or development route is the next step.
What gets confirmed in writing
We quote and weave against a confirmed requirement, not against a stock promise. These six points are fixed on the order before any yarn is committed — ask for them in the quotation so nothing is decided by habit later.
A4 swatches are sent before bulk so shade, hand and weight are judged from cloth rather than a screen —request a sample, or send the requirement straight through thequotation form.
Ask for a swatch or a quotation
Send the end garment, the quantity per colour and the market it ships to. We come back with what this construction can and cannot do at your target quality and price.
Subject to confirmation against stock and the production calendar.