What is French Terry clothing?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2019
- Melissa explains what exactly Frend Terry is, how it’s used in clothing and why you definitely want to know all about it. And what do looped piles have to do with it?
Ok. Picture this- you’re browsing the web for your next favorite hoodie or tee when you stumble across the term french terry, or terry cloth and you’re not sure what it means.
You would ask a friend but you feel a little embarrassed that you don’t know what French Terry is. Well don't worry, we’ll save you the embarrassment because we’ve got all the answers on french terry and why it’s not just called terry cloth.
French Terry clothing broke onto the scene shortly after the discovery of its well-known relative, terry cloth. Terry cloth, best known for its use in towels, is a soft fabric made up of large, uncut, looped piles. It has a softness to it that some people refer to as magical.
These looped piles are on both sides of the fabric and help to absorb large amounts of water. In Terry cloth the length of the piles controls the amount of water that can be absorbed by the fabric.
French terry, like terry cloth, features the same looping and piling of the fabric, however it is only on one side of the garment. This allows for the fabric to maintain the features its known for, but creates a sought-after, wearable look. French terry also offers a soft-hand and smooth surface, making decorating on this fabric a dream.
French terry isn’t going anywhere, so jump on the bandwagon and enjoy the ride as this it has the snuggly-soft feel we all know and love. If you want to know more about French Terry, be sure to head to our blog here: www.shirtspace.com/blog/what-...
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That was fast, simple and informative. I like that you got straight to the point. Thank you.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Quick and informative video thanks a lot! :)
Thank you so much for watching!
I got a french terry Adidas pants but did not know what it was. Noticed that it had it after watching this video. Thanks
You’re here with the answers!
You showed a close up of the terry cloth but not the French terry? Which was the whole reason I watched... thanks. I guess. 🤔
You are totally correct. We agree there should be a close up of French Terry. We hope to be able to remake this video in the near future to include this important shot. Thank you for taking the time to watch, and we appreciate your feedback, so that we can make our videos more helpful to our audience.
Bro thanks!!!!!!
Thank you
Thank you for watching!
Quick question: what shirt are you wearing in this video?
This one! www.shirtspace.com/bella-canvas/t-shirts/2379-bella-canvas-8815-ladies-slouchy-v-neck-t-shirt?variant_id=34208
I love french terry!
dont know if you guys gives a shit but if you are stoned like me during the covid times then you can watch all of the latest movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Have been watching with my brother during the lockdown xD
@Jude Karsyn Yup, I've been using InstaFlixxer for years myself =)
@Jude Karsyn definitely, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself =)
We love it too!
Will French terry material hoodie will keep me warm in winters?
It is more warming than t-shirt material, but less warm than fleece.
Would a non smooth/ large French Terry hoodie loook bad?
Sounds like a soft and stylish sweatshirt to us!
This is exactly my question lol
We hope you enjoyed our video!
Hardly know a thing more than I knew. And that was not much.
Thanks for watching our video!
Who knew???
Right! So interesting!
thanks for the useless info. what's it made of ? synthetic from oil or natural and grown using diesel from oil in the tractors and harvesters etc. what toxic chemicals are used in its processing and manufacture process? What chemicals are used in colouring ?Where is it made ? How and where are the offcuts and processing chemicals disposed of?
That's not really the kind of content we offer here. Sorry to disappoint.
@@Shirtspace I noticed.
this was totally devoid of any content
Hi Jake. Thank you for feedback about our video so that we can provide better content moving forward. We are hoping to reshoot some of our older content in the near future. We will add this to our list of videos to re-do and improve upon. Additionally, we think that showing and explaining the fabric in more depth would be very helpful! Thanks again for sharing your thoughts!