Plain Cotton Suiting Fabrics, Color : Black, All Ethnic Wear

Bottom weight fabrics are a category of textiles characterized by their heavier weight, durability, and typically structured drape, making them ideal for a range of garments, especially those subjected to more wear and tear. 

• Weight: Bottom weight fabrics are considered heavyweight, generally ranging from 340 to 400 GSM (grams per square meter). Some can be even heavier, exceeding 400 GSM.
• Durability and strength: Their construction, often with denser weaves and higher thread counts, provides excellent resistance to tearing, stretching, and abrasion.
• Drape and structure: These fabrics tend to be less fluid and more structured, allowing them to hold their shape and provide definition to garments.
• Opacity: They are typically opaque, offering coverage and modesty for garments like pants and skirts.