What is Bengali?
Bengal is a woven substance with a wide, raised cross cords or ribs that create a robust texture. Can be made of natural textiles such as cotton, wool or silk, or synthetic fibers such as Rayon or Nylon; It is also often made of a combination of two different materials. Many options can result in a light or a heavy substance, but ribbing almost always gives a Bengalian robust feeling. It is therefore useful for cropping on clothing or making coats, suits and dresses.
The fabric was first made in Bengal in India, where it gets a name. The French began to trade on the substance and its popularity increased at the end of the 19th century as a material for dresses. It is also often used in children's clothing because it is not easy to wear. Bengal was first made mostly as pure silk. However, cheaper fabrics were soon stretched, because the resulting appearance still looked like silk, but it stands less on production.
ribbing about which the material is fromWe can be made first using a thin or fine textile for a warp or vertical weaving yarn. Then the heavier weft or horizontal textile is woven to create an elevated rib. Bengal can be stretched and durable due to this type of binding.
The texture makes the substance useful in several types of clothing. Well constructed dress, such as a cocktail dress with full skirts and wedding dresses, tends to rely on Bengal robus. Upper clothing, such as coats, can also use the material because it is assumed that it helps to reduce wear over the years. Many people enjoy a slight section of fabric on the pants of the suit; Along with its theft, the substance can be more flattering than thinner, tight materials.
When sliced in ribbons, the material is also known as grosgrain. However, trimming can be made of robust, flexible ribbon that in this substance may be difficult to vyrObit buttons. The seamstresses can also consider Bengal as a good choice for curtains, because the texture is often considered luxurious and long -lasting.
The fabric can be found in a wide range of colors. Often, textiles are colored before they are woven together in Bengal. It is possible for one to dye Bengal at home, although the instructions should be followed carefully; Polyester coloring fabrics may be too difficult for non -professionals. When using the material, cuts should be carried out slowly and accurately, thinking that the cord. Sewing parts should be carried out carefully so that the ribbing on each piece coincides.