Heavy Wool and Brushed Cloth Notes

Compare melton, boiled wool, flannel, moleskin, and coating cloth. Weight and surface differ by fabric. No universal coat GSM is published here.

Published fabrics: 13

How to read AW Textures

Compare the named fabrics in this AW Textures edit for composition, construction, and documented Best For uses. Open any fabric for the full specification, then inquire with the quantity you need.

About AW Textures

The AW Textures collection groups named FabStitch fabrics that share a material direction. It is not a single cloth and it is not a price list. The fabrics in this edit are Melton, Boiled Wool, Double-Face Wool, Brushed Flannel, Mohair Blend, Alpaca Blend, Casentino Wool, Cotton Moleskin, Peach-Skin, Suede-Effect Woven, Real Suede, Real Leather, Calf-Hair Finish.

Use the collection when the fibre or the character is the starting point. Use a Best For page when the garment is already fixed. Use the marketplace when you need to search across collections. An inquiry should still name one fabric URL.

Construction and weight change the cloth more than the collection title. Two fabrics in AW Textures can share a fibre and still differ in hand, cover, and GSM. Compare the published cells. Do not infer a measurement that a fabric page omits.

Melton is published here with composition Wool; Wool blend and documented uses Coats. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Boiled Wool is published here with composition Wool and documented uses Jackets, Unlined coats, Soft tailoring. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Double-Face Wool is published here with composition Wool and documented uses Unlined coats. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Brushed Flannel is published here with composition Wool; Cotton and documented uses Shirts, Trousers, Suiting. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Mohair Blend is published here with composition Mohair blend and documented uses Coats, Statement knits. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Alpaca Blend is published here with composition Alpaca blend and documented uses Coats, Statement knits. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Casentino Wool is published here with composition Wool and documented uses Coats. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Cotton Moleskin is published here with composition Cotton and documented uses Workwear trousers, Workwear jackets. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Peach-Skin is published here with composition Microfibre polyester; Poly-cotton and documented uses not assigned. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Suede-Effect Woven is published here with composition Poly-nylon microfibre and documented uses not assigned. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Real Suede is published here with composition Suede and documented uses not assigned. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Real Leather is published here with composition Leather and documented uses not assigned. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

Calf-Hair Finish is published here with composition Calf hair and documented uses not assigned. Open that fabric page before you copy a spec into a brief.

AW Textures does not add certificates, supplier counts, or inventory. If a fabric page leaves a field blank, the collection does not fill it in. Return to the marketplace only after you have a shortlist of named cloths. The inquiry names one fabric from Melton, Boiled Wool, Double-Face Wool, Brushed Flannel, Mohair Blend, Alpaca Blend, Casentino Wool, Cotton Moleskin, Peach-Skin, Suede-Effect Woven, Real Suede, Real Leather, Calf-Hair Finish, not the collection title.

Coating cloth is about cover and surface

Melton, boiled wool, double-face wool, and Casentino are dense, fulled, or faced wools used when a coat needs cover. Brushed flannel is softer and usually lighter in hand. Mohair and alpaca blends add hair and lustre. Moleskin and peach-skin are cotton or woven surfaces with a dry or sueded hand. They are not wool coatings. Real suede and leather in this collection are skins, not woven wool. Read the composition before you specify interlining or care.

Do not borrow one cloth’s weight

A boiled wool and a brushed flannel can sit in the same seasonal edit and still be wrong for each other’s pattern. Use the published weight unit on that fabric page. If GSM is absent, do not invent a coat weight from the collection title.