The appeal of "aging" created by low colorfastness
M52 French Serge ›Brushed / Flannel
Sailcloth / Canvas / Duck
Chiffon
Chino/Gabardine
Corduroy
Crepe / Crepe-like texture
Denim / Chambray / Dungaree
Silk Facing
Fleece
Rib Knit
French Terry / Inlay
Gauze
Grosgrain
Herringbone
Interlock Knit / Double Knit
Jacquard
Jersey / Pique
Knit
Lace
Lawn / Poplin / Broadcloth
Melton / Tweed
Mesh
Organza / Organdy
Plain Weave
Twill Weave
Patterned
Satin Weave
Seersucker/cordlane
Special Materials / Other
Artificial Leather
Tricot
Tulle
Twill / Drill / Kersey






















Depending on the combination of natural fibers and dyes, colorfastness can be low, so it is generally avoided, but personally I think it is an attractive textile that lets you enjoy the changes that come with aging.
I highly recommend this textile for military enthusiasts and for anyone who wants to enjoy color fading and fading marks after it has been made into a product.