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Sueded Tencel - which side out?
I've got some copperish colored sueded tencel that I'm about to make a shirt
out of. The two sides each have their own qualities and I'm undecided on which to use. Either side shows a crumpled look, which is good. One side is shinier and shows the weave a little more evidently. The appeal is the relative luster. The other side is, I assume, the sueded side (I think I just answered my own question here). Dusky, weave is not as apparent. However, it is more muted. Is there a correct side to use, for better durability? Dwight |
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"duh who" wrote in message ... I've got some copperish colored sueded tencel that I'm about to make a shirt out of. The two sides each have their own qualities and I'm undecided on which to use. Either side shows a crumpled look, which is good. One side is shinier and shows the weave a little more evidently. The appeal is the relative luster. Ok, got my girlfriend's opinion. This is the right side. |
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It sounds to me as if either side could be the right side. I think it
depends on what which you like best. duh who wrote: I've got some copperish colored sueded tencel that I'm about to make a shirt out of. The two sides each have their own qualities and I'm undecided on which to use. Either side shows a crumpled look, which is good. One side is shinier and shows the weave a little more evidently. The appeal is the relative luster. The other side is, I assume, the sueded side (I think I just answered my own question here). Dusky, weave is not as apparent. However, it is more muted. Is there a correct side to use, for better durability? Dwight |
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"Maureen Wozniak" wrote in message ... It sounds to me as if either side could be the right side. I think it depends on what which you like best. That's what was confounding me at first. However, I went to my girlfriends house and looked at it in sunlight, and one side, the dusky side, had an unfinished look, was rougher, and had some unattractive vertical lines that didn't seem to be dyed evenly. The flip side showed a diagonal twill pattern, and no other anomalies. |
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