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Nylon Cotton Herringbone Fabric – CC-NC014
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Nylon/Cotton Fabrics
CC-NC002 is a 312 GSM, 41% Nylon / 59% Cotton, 3/1 twill woven fabric for workwear trousers, utility jackets and heavy uniforms.
Heavyweight Nylon Cotton Fabric – CC-NC002 is documented as 41% Nylon / 59% Cotton, 312 GSM, 3/1 Twill.
Yarn specification: 200D nylon warp × 10s/2 two-ply cotton weft. Usable/finished width recorded by the source: 148 cm.
The legacy product information positions this fabric for workwear trousers, utility jackets and heavy uniforms. Final suitability should be confirmed against the garment design, destination market and approved sample.
Construction, weight and finishing should be reviewed together rather than as isolated specifications. The approved sample and final order specification should remain the reference for colour, hand feel, surface appearance and any required performance.
Before bulk production, reconfirm composition, construction, weight, usable width, colour, hand feel, finishing route and any required test method. Performance targets should be documented and verified where the project requires them rather than inferred from fibre content, thread count or weave alone.
Better Cotton is presented as a sourcing option for the cotton component upon request; it should not be read as a blanket certification claim for every lot.
CC-NC002 is recorded as 41% Nylon / 59% Cotton in a 3/1 Twill construction at 312 GSM.
The legacy product information positions CC-NC002 for workwear trousers, utility jackets and heavy uniforms. Final suitability should be confirmed against the garment specification and approved sample.
Yes. The legacy product information states that a Better Cotton sourcing option is available for the cotton component upon request, with supporting documentation subject to the order requirements.
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