The difference between twill and canvas flannel lining

1. Twill Cotton
Weaving method: Twill weave is adopted, and the fabric has obvious diagonal lines, usually 45° twill.

Features:
Soft and has a certain elasticity.
Dense texture, smooth feel, durable but breathable.
Lightweight and not too heavy.

Application:
Products that require lightness and softness, such as clothing linings, bags, hats, etc.
Commonly seen in denim and some high-end linings. There are also many choices for customers of welder gloves twill cotton.

2. Canvas Fleece Lining
Weaving method: Canvas is woven with plain weave, which is relatively thick, while the twill part is treated with brushing or raising process to give it a soft suede surface.

Features:
Thick and wear-resistant, suitable for increasing the sense of support.
The inner twill layer increases softness and warmth.
Relatively heavy, not as breathable as twill cotton.

Application:
Commonly used in shoes, outdoor bags, work clothes and other scenes that require strength and warmth.
Provides better structural support and is suitable for heavy loads. The canvas flannel lining of welder gloves is the first choice of customers. The canvas can support the arms and the flannel is comfortable and breathable to wear.