Stretch Denim
Crosshatch Slub Denim Fabric
Style No.HW1003
| Width | 180 cm · 70.9 in |
|---|---|
| Stretch | Low Stretch |
| Color | Blue / Dark Blue / Blue Grey / Black |
| Weave | 3/1 RHT |
| Structure | Crosshatch, Slub |
| Recommended Use | Jeans, Pants |
Stock availability and quantity are confirmed at the time of inquiry.
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Availability & Sampling
Availability
Stock changes frequently. Contact us to confirm the current quantity.
Sampling
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FABRIC OVERVIEW
About This Fabric
A wide low-stretch denim with crosshatch and slub character, recorded at 180 cm for straight pants and textured jeans.
Buyer Overview
HW1003 is the visual-texture option in the catalog: crossed yarn variation and slub character create a more irregular surface than clean twill. The legacy title identifies it as a 10oz fabric, while the public structured weight field has not yet been verified; buyers should confirm current-lot oz/GSM before costing. Verified attributes include 180 cm width, low stretch, 3/1 right-hand twill and blue, dark-blue, blue-grey or black availability.
Crosshatch appearance depends on yarn contrast, density and finishing, so the approved standard should be a physical fabric rather than a generic “slub” description. The 180 cm width—about 70.9 inches—can provide strong marker efficiency for straight trousers, but the factory should verify usable width and defect allowance. Confirm color, weight and surface character for the actual lot because colorways may not be identical constructions.
Technical Specifications and Order Controls
| Style No. | HW1003 |
|---|---|
| Weight | Confirm the current lot; a weight class appears in the legacy title but is not stored as a verified structured value |
| Usable width | 180 cm / 70.9 in; confirm usable width for marker efficiency |
| Composition | Confirm current-lot composition before ordering |
| Weave | 3/1 right-hand twill |
| Shrinkage | No published result; test warp and weft after the intended garment wash |
| Packaging | Vacuum-sealed transparent film rolls; confirm roll length, net weight and export marks in the order |
Marker, Cutting and Sewing Guidance
Align front and back panels consistently if the crosshatch has a directional visual flow. Avoid mixing rolls across one garment and mark defects before spreading, since irregular yarn character can make inspection decisions more subjective. Low stretch needs a measured relaxation and growth check before pattern grading; it should not inherit high-stretch fit assumptions.
Washing and Garment Development
A rinse preserves more of the dark crosshatch contrast, while enzyme washing can open the yarn variation and produce a drier vintage face. Build abrasion gradually so highlights remain intentional rather than patchy. Record shade, hand, dimensional change and surface contrast after the full wash recipe; no shrinkage or fastness figure is currently published.
Buyer FAQ
Is every available color guaranteed to show the same crosshatch effect?
No. Shade and finishing influence visibility. Request free swatch cards for the intended color and confirm sample yardage from the lot offered for the order.
Sampling note: Stock, lot, shade and technical performance can change. Request a free swatch card, then confirm sample yardage and current test data before bulk production.
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