Fabrics, processing,
uses and quality standards
Our job is to identify and carry out the path that makes a raw fabric a unique garment, enhanced in its fiber and personalized in its appearance. To do this, we put at the service of our clients a technological capacity made up of knowledge, men and equipment.
What we offer is the ability to give color and finishing to fabrics intended for clothing and furnishings.
The fabrics we can process with our plants are in cellulosic, natural fiber, such as 100% Cotton and
Cotton, in Cotton and Linen, in Cotton and Elastomer (so-called stretch fabrics) and other Cotton blends, to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
The height of the workable fabric, to be unbleached, is typical for clothing and cannot be more than 200 cm, with an average around 165 cm.
The return height of the finished fabric depends, of course, on the specific requirements, as well as on the intrinsic characteristics of the fabric itself.
Fabric weight, expressed in grams per meter in full width, can range from a minimum of 190 g/mt. to 680 g/mt., with limiting cases to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, in the following weaves:
1) Flats, in general (canvas, poplin, gabardine, saie);
2) Satins for Chamois and Moleskins;
3) Weft velvets, also called corduroys
