QUALITY

On this page, you will find a summary of each fabric type and important nomenclatures used here at SKLINE.

Oversized
Made from premium 100% cotton fabric, with 20.1 combed yarn and a weight of 220g, ensuring durability and an exceptional touch. The design features a loose fit and extended sleeves.

Regular
Made with 26.1 combed yarn and 100% cotton, with reinforced stitching. The brushed fabric results in a peach-skin-like feel and a great fit. Ideal for those seeking comfort, quality, and durability.

Long Sleeve Sweatshirt
Made from 50% cotton and 50% polyester, with a brushed interior, ribbed cuffs, and hem.

Hooded Sweatshirt
Made from 45% cotton and 55% polyester, with a brushed interior, ribbed cuffs, and hem.

What are fabric weight and yarn?

Fabric Weight: Refers to the weight of the fabric per square meter (g/m²). The higher the weight, the heavier and denser the fabric. A higher weight generally indicates a more robust and durable fabric, providing a higher quality and more resistant feel.

Yarn: Refers to the thickness of the yarn used to weave the fabric. The yarn number follows an inverse logic: the lower the number, the thicker the yarn. For example, 20.1 yarn is thicker than 30.1 yarn. Thicker yarn (lower number) results in a denser and more resistant fabric, while thinner yarn (higher number) provides a lighter and softer fabric.

How does the difference in weight and yarn affect the fabric?

Fabric Weight Difference:

• Higher weight (e.g., 220g): The fabric is heavier, more resistant, and durable, providing a more robust and structured feel. Ideal for pieces requiring greater durability.
• Lower weight (e.g., 175g): The fabric is lighter, providing more freshness and flexibility, ideal for warmer climates and those seeking lightness and comfort.

Yarn Difference:

• Thicker yarn (e.g., 20.1): Produces a denser and more resistant fabric, ideal for pieces needing greater durability and structure.
• Thinner yarn (e.g., 30.1): Produces a lighter and softer fabric, offering greater comfort and a smooth touch, ideal for those seeking a lighter sensation.

What is the difference between Regular and Oversized?

Regular and Oversized T-shirts differ significantly in fit, weight, yarn, and style. Regular T-shirts have a fitted cut with a traditional design that adapts well to the body, offering a balance between durability and comfort.

Oversized T-shirts have a loose, spacious design with extended sleeves and a stylish, modern look. This style provides a contemporary and elegant appearance, ideal for those seeking both style and comfort with a unique touch.