French terry is smooth outside and finely looped inside. It warms noticeably more than jersey without adding bulk. The fabric is 145 cm wide and weighs 250 g/m². It is made from 92 % cotton and 8 % elastane.
Black is the darkest tone and at the same time the least complicated: it suits everything and needs no matching. Sweat is thicker than jersey — at hood, pockets and cuffs several layers meet quickly; sew slowly there. Before cutting, a look at the care symbols on the article pays off. Fabric by the metre is cut in one piece; your ordered length arrives as a single cut.
What French Terry angeraut Rot/Weiß/Blau/Grau auf Schwarz Schraffierte Linien is suitable for
- joggers
- dresses and tunics
- snoods and hats
Frequently asked questions
How does sweat differ from jersey?
In its inside. Sweat carries loops or a brushed surface there that holds warmth; jersey is smooth on both faces. So sweat is thicker, warmer and more stable, while stretching a little less.
How do I sew over thick spots?
Slowly and with reduced presser foot pressure. Where hood, facing and cuffing meet, turning the handwheel by hand beats pressing the pedal. A tailor's clapper or pliers flattens the spot first, and the needle then passes more easily.
How much fabric does a hoodie take?
For an adult model a little over twice the body length plus sleeves, more on narrow goods. Hood and pockets come on top — allow generously.
Does it suit children's clothes?
Very well. Sweat takes movement, warms and forgives imprecise seams. Because it adds bulk, cutting a size up pays off in children's sizes. The goods also stand up to knees and elbows, the first places children wear through.
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