Sentence examples for heavier fabric from inspiring English sources

Larger balloons would require heavier fabric with diminishing returns.

She also advises students to choose a shirt of a heavier fabric since gowns can be very heavy – "or else you'll find your blouse attempting to strangle you".

On a third dress — to be made in sparkling black and with a thigh-high slit — she demanded that torso cutouts be closed and beading removed (''O.K.! Sexy! But a little less. . .'') The seamstress acquiesced but explained that without the beading the dress would require heavier fabric to drape correctly.

Heavier fabric with coarser yarns offers higher stiffness as compared to lighter fabrics.

Thicker yarns in the heavier fabric are responsible for smaller pores and hence better water repellence as compared to lighter fabrics (Table 2).

Apparel companies such as Diesel and PRPS, known for selling jeans in the $150 to $200 price range, have introduced premium lines of hand-dyed “selvege” denim, made on looms that produce a tighter weave and heavier fabric.

Applied to heavier fabrics, the happy hue makes a festive holiday statement.

In the olden days, heavier fabrics were common in English suits.

Ink sits on top of a fabric, making it suitable for signs, wallpaper and heavier fabrics like the canvas, above right, on which the fig pattern is being printed for Hable Construction.

Frills on skirts call for bare legs – that rule applies doubly when the skirt is slit – and heavier fabrics are a great way to ensure that your outfit doesn't flop in the heat of an overseas wedding.

Take care when stitching heavier fabrics.