



Solid fabrics are fabrics suited to situations where you want to make use of a plain look without patterns and incorporate the texture of the material and the characteristics of the weave. The main products are classified as twill, drill, and kersey, and some fabrics use wool as the main material with a portion of cashmere.
Twill is a structure in which the intersections of the warp and weft are shifted at regular intervals, creating diagonal ridges on the surface. If you want the look created by diagonal ridges, you can use twill as a guideline when choosing. Wool is a material with heat retention, moisture absorption and release, and elasticity, while cashmere is characterized by its supple feel and heat retention. Choose according to the texture and properties you want for each material.






































































































































