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Hello.
This is Kayaba from the ApparelX trend blog.
In this blog, we will introduce the outer fabrics from Takato, which is usually known for its lining materials.
ApparelX maker page is here
It is a material trading company founded in 1993 in Asakusa. It also offers same-day shipping for in-stock items, just-M cut service, and original product number risk management.
Originally, the company focused mainly on lining materials, but it also develops outer fabrics, which are listed on ApparelX.
Here are Takato outer fabric product numbers listed on ApparelX.
This is an acetate twill textile made from natural materials.
Although acetate is a delicate fiber, it is soft and has a pleasant hand feel. It also has moisture absorption, moisture release, and heat retention properties, and above all, it is a lightweight fiber.
By turning a material that can sometimes look inexpensive into a twill structure with relatively good body and firmness, and giving it a slightly washed, relaxed look, it really embodies current trends.
It is a textile, I feel.
Also, naia® places importance on traceability, so it can be said to be a sustainable product with a transparent production background.
This is a tricot textile with the Sustenza® trademark.
By using only one type of raw yarn, instead of the multiple types normally used in knitting, this material eliminates waste during the manufacturing process.
It is a well-balanced textile that meets the needs of modern society, such as durability, quick-drying performance, wrinkle resistance, and stretchability.
Sustenza® is produced in the Hokuriku region.
This is also a Sustenza® pique knit textile. Even though it is called pique knit, it is a pique knit textile expressed with warp knitting, so its stretchability is excellent.
It feels tighter and denser than ordinary pique knit, so I think it is a more premium-looking pique knit textile.
This is a highly versatile textile that clearly aims to become a standard item.
It turns a highly versatile twill textile into a stretch textile without using polyurethane. There is no need to worry about long-term deterioration of polyurethane, and with its wide color range, I think this is a textile you can use as a standard material.
This stretch twill textile uses PBT fiber, which has greater stretchability than the more common PET fiber among polyesters.
It is ideal for active garments such as pants, and is recommended for everything from daily wear to uniform applications.
This is also Sustenza®. It is a kersey textile expressed with warp knitting, and the twill weave texture on the surface is distinctive.
It has a moderate thickness and is a highly versatile textile.
What did you think?
I think you will understand even more of the appeal of Takato textiles when you actually touch them.
So this time!
To help everyone get to know the appeal of Takato textiles even better, we are holding an ApparelX super sale!!
The period is from 12:00 today, and it is limited to just six Takato product numbers, so please take this opportunity to buy them～
You can jump to the products from here
*Takato lining materials are not included in the sale, so please note.
