Concerning the corn tissue there was a slight confusion - few know exactly what characteristics this fabric should possess. But we will try to understand. For about 100 years there is a material with a special interlacing - a pique. Fabrics in which the fibers are interwoven in this way can be natural (for example, cotton) or artificial (viscose, polyester and corn). Weaving "pique", thanks to a peculiar weaving, has a pattern resembling a "waffle" structure.
What does "Corn" look like?
Corn cloth is knit, more airy and loose than normal. The structure of this fabric resembles a mesh or a waffle towel. Such knits in terms of density and composition can be very different. It is dense and hard, and it can be airy and soft. By and large, you can sew anything from this fabric. But "corn" during its existence has become associated with sports, so it is used mainly for sports suits and polo shirts.
Is the Corn Cloth stretching or not?
This is a very topical issue. If the corn cloth is rather dense, as for example, in the collars of polo shirts, it will naturally be difficult to drag on. Therefore, the thinner the "corn", the more it stretches. Although in our time there is a fabric of "corn" with elastane - from it something is sewn dresses, skirts, tunics, etc.
Composition of the fabric "Corn"
"Corn" - not entirely natural fabric, it is a material with an admixture of synthetic fibers. Such fabrics are usually called mixed. But to be afraid of artificial additives in the composition is not worth it - the synthetics used in the "corn" fabric is biodegradable and in the sock it is very pleasant. This fabric has some advantages even in front of natural fabrics. First, it is mild and hypoallergenic. Secondly, it does not burn out in the sun. And thirdly,
Cloth "corn stalwart"
Is there such a fabric as "corn cob"? "Corn", as we have already figured out - a fabric of synthetic fibers, but which has many advantages over conventional knitwear. "Corn" has a weaving at its peak. "Lacoste" as well as "corn" has a weaving, but the composition of "lacoste" - 100% cotton.
That's why the question of what kind of fabric this product is, you can get completely different answers. In fact, the fabric is one, and they call it quite differently: "pique", "corn", "lacoste" and even "French knitwear."
A great admirer of this fabric is the famous and fashion designer Giorgio Armani . It's not the first season in his fashion collections that there are models of sweaters from corn-yarn.