The History And Benefits Of Chino Fabric
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What is Chino Fabric? Chino fabric is characterized by its durable twill weave construction. It is typically made of 100% cotton and is colored khaki or tan the majority of the time. But it's also possible to accomplish it in a variety of different tints of hue. The fabric receives a subtle gloss as a result of the mercerization process. The word "chinos" can also be used to refer to a pair of pants that are constructed from chino fabric. These pants, which have recently seen a surge in demand in the world of casual fashion, are known as "chinos." History As the fabric was first manufactured in China, the pants were initially referred to in Spanish as Pantalones chinos, which translates to "Chinese pants." This name was then abbreviated to just "chinos" in English. Chino fabric was first made
What is Chino Fabric? Chino fabric is characterized by its durable twill weave construction. It is typically made of 100% cotton and is colored khaki
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Meticulously woven from cotton with a hint of stretch for easy wear, these solid chinos from ZEGNA make for a versatile anchor piece in any ensemble.
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