Twill

A durable fabric recognized by its distinctive diagonal weave and strong, structured feel.

Twill fabric is woven using a technique that creates visible diagonal lines across the surface, giving it both visual appeal and enhanced durability. This weaving method increases the fabric's strength, flexibility, and resistance to wear, making twill a popular choice for everyday and heavy-duty applications. Twill can be made from cotton, polyester, wool, denim blends, and various other fibers. Because of its strong structure and attractive texture, twill is widely used in trousers, uniforms, jackets, upholstery, and accessories. It drapes well without wrinkling easily and offers a smooth yet substantial hand feel. Its resilience and versatility make it one of the most commonly used woven fabrics across fashion and utility products.

Product Features

• Strength
• Durability
• Structure
• Texture
• Flexibility
• Versatility