How to Choose the Right Fabric for Your Closet!

If you're like most women, you probably have a ton of fabric in your closet that you never wear. You might not even know why!

It could be because the fabric is the wrong weight for the season, or it's the wrong color for your skin tone. In this blog post, we're going to teach you how to choose the right fabric for your closet! We'll also show you how to mix and match different fabrics to create outfits that are perfect for any occasion.

So read on, and get ready to learn something new!

What to consider when choosing fabric for your Closet

Choosing the right fabric for your new or existing wardrobe will make a big impact on its usefulness, duration, and appearance.

There are some important factors to consider including the suitability of the fabric for use in wardrobes, budget, and your personal preferences. Below is an outline of some tips that may help you when choosing fabrics for your new or replacement wardrobe system.

Consider Seasonality:

The fabric you select for your wardrobe should be according to the season. Every existing brand focuses on different collections for its clientele. For example, Limelight, Cross Stitch, and Zellbury collection bring new designs and patterns every few weeks to provide a diverse horizon of choice to the customers.

Tailor to Choice:

The topmost benefit of choosing a fabric is that it can be stitched according to the choice of the wearer. All the brands, whether they be high-end brands like Maria b. or budget-friendly brands like Limelight, Gul Ahmed, and Zellbury, today provide this opportunity to their clientele.

The different types of fabric

For every outfit, there is the fabric that makes it complete. Many people also know how to make their own clothes but still do not understand the fabric.

Cotton fabric is probably the most commonly used for garments. Its softness to touch and breathable nature make it one of the best choices in any weather condition. There are different varieties like Organic cotton, Egyptian cotton, etc. These varieties give variations in color, quality, and price range.

Linen fabric is a flexible, loose fabric, usually worn in the mid-season when it is neither very cold nor hot.

Khaddar is usually worn in winter because of its thick nature. It is a great fabric that keeps the wearer warm and cozy in extremely cold weather.

The lawn is the light, airy fabric that is worn in Summers.

How to test the quality of fabric before you buy it

So you're thinking of buying some new fabric. You've seen several items made with that type of material on the internet, and it looks just like what you want. The only problem is, you don't know how to tell if the fabric is high quality or not.

Here are a few tips on testing the quality of your fabric before making your purchase.

Look for loose threads - If there are pieces of thread hanging off of your fabric, especially near areas where people wouldn't expect them to be (such as seams), then that's usually an indicator that this isn't very high-quality fabric. This can also act as a deterrent for anyone else who might buy this item in the future since they'll probably pull off these loose strings.

Examples of popular fabrics used in clothing lines today

Zellbury Collection

Zellbury serves a wide range of eastern-wear-loving women for a decade. It brings unique designs over seasonal fabric to serve its clientele.

Limelight

Limelight is the most loved brand by Pakistani women as it offers the latest trendy designs. It is a budget-friendly brand.

Cross Stitch

Cross Stitch Collection is launched every few weeks in a season allowing the women to select from a wide variety of suits that best fit their style.

Gul Ahmed

Gul Ahmed is backed by the longest-serving textile industry in Pakistan and brings the best quality fabric for women at perfect pricing.

Raja Sahib is a chain of departmental stores that have been serving the retail industry for 50+ years. It collaborates with different brands to allow fashion-loving women to choose their favorite outfits under one roof.