Diamond Silk & Worsted Wool

This lightweight jacketing fabric is a combination of Super 150’s merino wool and smooth silk. Tiny particles of precious diamonds blended into the fabric lend a soft sheen to the surface. Constructed in a hopsack weave in a pale carmine color, it has an attractive tactile appeal. The fabric is designed specially for casual jackets to be worn in spring/summer.

Related Categories: Exclusive, Suiting Fabric, Worsted Wool, Super 150’s

About Super Number

Men’s suiting fabrics often have a woven ‘Super’ number at the selvedge. It stands for the fineness of wool yarn: the higher the Super number, the finer the fabric. Any cloth from Super 100’s to Super 250’s is considered to be of premium quality.

Does it mean that Super 250’s is better than Super 100’s? It may be half true, as such fabrics are much thinner and more fragile. A Super 250’s suit makes a splendid look, but it is more prone to damaging and scraping. Such delicate fabrics are best used for special occasion jackets and trousers.

Men’s Suiting Fabrics

Suiting fabrics are always in high demand especially when it comes to business wear. Although there are several types of wool one can use for jackets and trousers, merino wool is by far one of the best. It comes from merino sheep that lives in Australia and New Zealand in extreme weather conditions.

Why is merino wool so special?

• It is breathable. Merino wool fabrics release heat and keep one dry in any conditions.
• It is both warm and cool. This type of wool provides ultimate warmth when needed, but it also cools one down when one starts warming up.
• It is strong. Merino fibers can be easily stretched and flexed.
• It is soft. Merino wool does not itch, all due to the fine diameter of fibers.

Wool suiting fabrics are popular both among men and women. They are easily crafted into trousers, jackets, vests, dresses, skirts and even shorts.

Payment and Delivery Terms

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Fabric by the Yard: Measurement Conversion

All fabrics on our website are priced by the running meter. The term "running meter" or "linear meter" is used in the fabric industry. To convert meters to yards, use the conversion factor 0.9144. In other words,
1 Yard = 0.9144 Meters
1 Metre = 1.0936 Yards