1. Fabric Overview

This dark green cotton corduroy is a substantial, winter-weight fabric with a rich pile and pronounced wale definition.

Woven at 350 GSM with a classic 13-wale structure, it offers depth, warmth, and durability while maintaining a refined, heritage-workwear aesthetic.

The deep green tone enhances the fabric’s dimensional texture, making it well suited to both utilitarian and elevated applications.

2. How the Fabric Is Made

Corduroy is produced by weaving additional sets of filling yarns into a durable base cloth and then cutting the floats to create raised vertical ribs known as wales.

This fabric features 13 wales per inch, placing it in the medium-wale category for a clearly defined, tactile surface.

After cutting, the pile is brushed to soften the hand while preserving wale clarity and structural integrity.

3. Technical Specifications

Fiber Content: Cotton
Weave: Corduroy Weave with Cut Pile
Wale Count: 13 Wale
Fabric Weight: Approximately 350 GSM
Weight Category: Heavyweight
Width: 58 Inches / Approximately 147 cm
Transparency: Opaque
Stretch: None
Surface Finish: Soft Pile with Defined Ribs
Seasonality: Autumn and Winter Weight
Colour: Dark Green

4. Handfeel and Drape

The handfeel is plush, dense, and softly brushed, with a reassuring weight that feels warm and substantial.

The drape is structured and stable rather than fluid, allowing the fabric to hold tailored shapes while still offering comfort in wear.

The pile adds surface softness without compromising durability.

5. Ideal Uses

* Trousers and structured pants

* Jackets and overshirts

* Skirts and pinafores

* Workwear-inspired garments

* Upholstery accents and cushions

* Utility and heritage-style projects

6. Wash and Care

* Machine wash in cold water with the fabric turned inside out

* Use a mild detergent

* Wash separately during the first few washes

* Do not bleach

* Line dry or tumble dry on low heat

* Iron from the reverse side at medium heat

* Avoid heavy pressing directly onto the ribs

Disclaimer

Corduroy pile may show shading or pressure marks depending on the direction of wear and handling. This is a natural characteristic of cut-pile fabrics and should not be considered a defect.