Cheesecloth Clothing makes Great Cool Garments

Posted on February 22, 2012

We all know the traditional usage of cheesecloth and what it is extensively and essentially used for. But did you know that cheesecloth is spelling the new mantra for the fashion industry in recent and coming times. Yes, cheesecloth is turning out to be the hot fabric for garment manufacture and the apparel industry.

Because of the inherent ability of the loose flowing cheesecloth fabric to give you a relaxed and airy feel, it has found great clothing applications with a number of designers. The great linen like feel and the wonderful flow to the fabric makes it a preferred material with a lot of top designers.

It is cheap to manufacture and easily biodegradable, cheesecloth makes it to the list of some top materials used to manufacture a variety of clothing from shirts and free flowing skirts to kaftans and fabricated dresses. Its appeal to the masses has made it a great easy to use and maintain fabric.

To increase its life: higher-grade cheesecloth fabric, which is finely interwoven, is used for most garment manufacture. Cheese cloth can also be easily dyed giving the designer the option to use a variety of colors. Once dyed, colors tend to stay steadfast on the fabric and thereby increase the appeal and life of the fabric too.

The Cheesecloth shirts, which made it big earlier in the seventies, have paved the way for a new fabric reaching the designers tables, which is being exploited to the tee as far as the garment manufacturing industry is concerned. Cheesecloth has moved on beyond household applications and found its way to the ramp and on the shoulders of swanky models and celebrities.