What is Birdseye Pique Fabric
- Birdseye pique fabric is a cotton fabric made on a dobby loom, which results in a small, repetitive woven pattern.
- This pattern resembles diamond or more commonly thought, the eye of a bird.
- This fabric is named because of its surface pattern or complex design that may look like tiny polka dots.
History
- The history birdseye pique fabric dated back to the 18th century,
- This fabric was developed by north’s Lancashire fabric industry weaving double cloth with an enclosed cording weft.
- During the 20th century, this material became major material for men's fashion.
What Makes it Stand Out
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Resist wrinkle |
Bird's eye cloth is strong and doesn't wrinkle easily. |
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Subtle pattern |
This fabric has a modest pattern and texture comes from the elevated parallel cords. |
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Lightweight |
This material tends to be breathable and lightweight. |
Application And Usage
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Men’s shirt, formal suit, sports t-shirt etc. |
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Curtains, beddings |
Care Instruction
- Birdseye pique fabric can be maintained with suit brush and a steamer,
- Use a hanger to avoid stretch on suit which is significant for its longevity,
- Birdseye pique fabric can be cleaned at spot if necessary to avoid dry cleaning again and again.
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