Specifications & trials
Woolen Fabric GSM vs Grams per Metre
Comparing a cloth quoted in GSM with one quoted in grams per linear metre? Normalize the units and width before deciding which sample is heavier.
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Convert a vague material preference into a defined sample question. Compare the units, article identity, making process and evidence before approving a cloth.
Specifications & trials
Comparing a cloth quoted in GSM with one quoted in grams per linear metre? Normalize the units and width before deciding which sample is heavier.
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Turn “softer” or “more structured” into a comparison your development team and supplier can understand. Use the same sample size and garment question.
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A fabric can look right on a hanger and still produce a bulky collar or seam. Review the cloth together with the garment construction before selecting the article.
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Do not approve pilling resistance from a photograph or fibre percentage. Connect the intended garment use to an agreed test and the exact proposed fabric article.
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Plan dimensional checks around the intended garment process and care route. A fabric-family name cannot supply a shrinkage allowance for your marker.
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Decide how the finished garment is expected to be cared for, then verify that route with the proposed fabric and complete garment. Avoid choosing a care label from a family name.
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A photograph starts the conversation. Physical samples help you make the decision.