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In short
- Gabardine: a warp-faced cotton in 2/1 twill, often used for trousers and trench coats.
- Poplin: plain weave with fine warp and thicker weft; common in shirting.
- Serge: a 2/2 twill wool fabric, mainly used for trousers.
- Alpaca is a worsted fabric with lustrous fibres in the weft; fresco is a crisp, lightweight fabric woven from high-twist yarns.
Gabardine
A cotton fabric usually woven in a 2/1 twill with a dominant warp, giving a pronounced diagonal effect. It is durable, holds its shape and is widely used for professional uniforms.
Other Fabrics
Depending on the use, blends with polyester or elastane add wrinkle resistance, stretch and easy care. For medical wear, antibacterial and breathable finishes are preferred for hygiene and all-day comfort.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between gabardine and serge?
Gabardine is a warp-faced cotton woven in 2/1 twill; serge is a wool fabric in 2/2 twill. Both are used for trousers.
Why is poplin used for shirts?
Its plain weave with fine warp and thicker weft gives a smooth, light surface suited to shirting.
Which fabrics are used for medical uniforms?
Breathable, easy-care fabrics that withstand frequent washing. We agree suitable fabric options for each model when you order.
