Twill, one of the three major types of textile weaves, is a popular and quite versatile fabric weave well known for its diagonal rib pattern.

Because the weft thread (the horizontal thread) is woven over one or more warp threads (the vertical thread held taught on a loom) and then under one or more warp threads, it creates the diagonal pattern - which is often darker on the front side.

Indisputably one of the most durable fabrics ever made, you can ensure that just by looking to work clothing: outdoor and industrial.

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- Preferably wash by hand, using cold or lukewarm water. Treat any stains before washing the full piece.
- If wrinkles occur on the fabric, we recommend steaming it as it is gentler to the fabric fibers and helps the fabric to maintain its natural look. Make sure to hold the steamer 1-2 inches from the surface and in constant motion to get the best result.
- Air dry in the inside out, preferably with lower direct exposure to the sun.
- Before washing it, take a moment to reflect if you can skip it and just air dry it.
- Use a gentle brush to take out any dirt or dust.

In our Care Guide we share how to wash, dry and care your garments in the best way to make it last longer