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Find the Fabric Facts behind your Fabulous Check Shirts

Do you really know your favorite check shirts that well? Perhaps not! Relax; here is a chance to learn some excelling facts about your wardrobe staple. So next time, do your shirt shopping with head held high. Stylists untiringly have woven our shirts selecting from a variation of checks fabrics, innovating newer style patterns in the realm of fashionable shirts. Sometimes amalgamation of different patterns enhances the story behind selecting an eye arresting shirt, now destined in your wardrobe.

The check variations

Gingham: This pattern was first time introduced in the early 17th century which was later in 18th century woven into check pattern. So how will you identify this kind? They usually are differentiated by their white and colored checkered pattern that is evenly sized forming horizontal and vertical strips.

Tartan plaid: Predominantly found on Scottish kilts, these Tartan plaids forms different sized checks. These plaids form vertical, horizontal or diagonal streaks and is done with twill-weave. So when you pick your favorite casual shirts you will be delighted to know a little more about them.

Shepherd’s check: This type of fabric too is a twill-weave but are even sized and mostly offered in white and colored options. If you confuse them with gingham plaids see for the twill-weave and you will know the difference. Mostly worn by the shepherds in the hills, it has derived its name that way.

Hounds tooth: The best way to know what hound’s-tooth checks are to see the broken pointy shaped formation. Conventionally woven in white and black, these days it would be common to spot these plaids in colorful shirts.

Glen Plaid or Prince of Wales Checks: Go back and pull out your blazer and suits. Yes! this check shirt style is mostly used in them. This type of plaid pattern to are woven in twills and has distinct broken checks but the there is an intersection of darker and lighter stripes crossing forming bigger and smaller checks.

Window pane checks: You have guessed it right. They will remind you of your window panes! These are easy to identify because of the thicker stripes that are woven distantly if you compare these with your graph checked shirts.

Graph check: This check style form smaller boxes resembling the graph line papers, featuring thinner, solid and monochromatic lines.

Mini check: The check formation is much smaller than the gingham checks forming similar even sized checks. Mostly woven with white and colored combination they are dressier than the common larger checks.

Tattersall’s: If you are a lover of striped shirts, check this out. You will see them in alternating colors with regular spaced stripes and replicated vertically and horizontally. You will see more than two colors in this shirt style.

Pin check: As the name suggests, these check patterns are created with pin sized stripes approximately measuring 1 yearn thick and resulting in tiny check formation. Don’t get confused with your dotted shirts. Like most shorts they are also woven in one white and colored combination. It gives your shirt a solid texture effect.

Madras: Last but not the least, this fabric originating from the South Indian state Chennai, which was formerly known as Madras, these check style is very bright offering colors to style and ideal summer fabrics. They distinctively form uneven checks. Popular in shorts and shirts these are very preppy and peppy patterns.

So, shop more from any online store of a top manufacturer or from or your favorite arcade of the fashion street without much doubt and more knowledge about the checkered shirts!

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