The phrase "mixed fabrics" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a garment or item made of a combination of different types of fabric, such as cotton and polyester. Example: She wore a dress made of mixed fabrics, with the top half in silk and the bottom half in chiffon.
In accordance with his fundamentalist beliefs, Mike Huckabee has asked that anyone wearing mixed fabrics be banned from attending the event.
Margins are even better for bags made out of cheaper materials like nylon or canvas (though import duties on mixed fabrics can be steep).
Dense handwork, lively patterns and drapes of mixed fabrics are all giving a fresh spin to the 2010 summer season — although there are, as yet, no great creative statements.
Cell strain hFOB1.19 human SV40-transfected osteoblast and PLLA/CHS mixed fabrics were incubated.
In this work we present a study of the plasma treatment of woven commercial natural, synthetic and mixed fabrics, using a dielectric barrier discharge run in various environments (air, argon and nitrogen) at atmospheric pressure.
But the Bible speaks out against other things, like wearing mixed fabrics.
They mixed fabric with plastic, plastic with leather bondage straps.
Jessica Alba went for a mixed-fabric frock, Demi Moore donned a jeweled neckline and Renee Zellweger made a statement in fuchsia.
Standout pieces from the collection included voluminous mixed-fabric hooded jumpers with fur detailing and with matching shorts.
Judgement is reserved for God, yet the congregation, also comprised of my own flesh and blood, erupted in cheers whenever the Bishop, in his mixed-fabric garments, made the executive decision that the Old Testament still applied to me.
Working with English mills, Mr. Van Noten implanted Harris tweed, symbolic of the old-style English gentleman, into sleeves and mixed traditional fabrics like club stripes and Prince of Wales checks throughout collection.
