Different types of suit material

Suit fabric truly does make the suit factually and figuratively. Linen, polyester, wool, cotton, tweed, herringbone, flannel, silk, poplin, seersucker, and cashmere are the materials that generally construct up a suit.

A mens linen suit will not suffer the similar as a polyester suit, and polyester suit will not experience the same as a wool suit...etc. As well a suits price will vary greatly depending on what type of material it is made up of.

Under you will find a brief impression of the different types of suit material you may find while searching for your perfect suit. Click through each to get a rapid rundown on the advantages and disadvantages of every suit fabric.

Cashmere - very soft, most comfortable

Cotton - glow, breathable

Flannel - grave, soft, and durable

Herringbone - grave, coarse, durable, and hard to screw up

Linen - machine washable, glow

Polyester - soft, hard to screw up

Poplin - lightweight, soft, and flat

Seersucker - soft, warm, no ironing essential

Silk - smooth, light, soft, shining appearance under light

Tweed - heavy, tough, and hard to wrinkle

Wool - tough, versatile