Garment & Accessories

It is inevitably that the textile fabric presents the phenomenon of color fading when doing daily cleaning, in particular, dark color jeans pant or other dark-color clothes. You may wonder that the reason why color fade happens? When it comes to this, you should know about the concept of color fastness.

Clothing textile is a big hot field in fashion industry. It is not just resulted from the various types of fabrics, cotton, satin, organza, hemp, etc., color is a prominent element among them. Furthermore, the color fastness is a focus for every people who engaged in textile industry.

Styling the tie and shirt is not easy, especially with the various designs, colors, and fabrics in the market. It can be challenging coming up with the best combination, and it can also be exhausting to go through the various options until you find the one that will meet with your needs.

In fashion and in life, first impression is everything and if you want to make a good first impression, you must choose your outfits carefully so they make you look like a million dollars, instead of looking frumpy. And, if you really want your outfit to steal the show and draw all the attention to you, you will need to learn what is adequate and appropiate to every occasion and pay attention to every single detail: color, cut, fit… even the sleeve types, and the collars.

Fashion is an art form where one can express themselves through their clothing, and to create authentic masterpieces you need to know all the basics and how to best put them together to create something beautiful. Of course, this doesn’t only include bigger pieces such as dresses, pants, shirts or coats. It also includes the little details that make this clothing unique, such as cuts, patterns, materials… and even collars.

Saying “blue jeans” sounds almost redundant: most jeans are blue, after all! It is very difficult to find jeans in any other color, to the point there was a 2008 trend that was extremely popular due to how original it was: colored jeans. But blue is definitely not the most versatile color: black, white, browns… are all considered “neutral”, easy to wear colors, but blue is considered a hard to combine shade!