These are corduroy pants, but why were they made with polyester instead of cotton?
Corduroy pants are usually made of cotton, leading to concerns that the fit or mobility might be different. This question is to check whether they can be worn comfortably in daily life as well as in outdoor activities.
It is to ensure stretchability and mobility so that you can move comfortably during hiking and daily life in autumn and winter.
Usually, corduroy is thickly woven from cotton, but these pants were made by selecting a 100% POLYESTER (polyester) fabric[1]. In general, while cotton corduroy retains its characteristic texture, it can become heavy when holding sweat or moisture and can feel stiff when moving your body.
On the other hand, a polyester corduroy with excellent elasticity was used for these pants[2]. Generally, polyester is lightweight and dries moisture quickly, and when stretch is added, it supports bending and extending joints much more smoothly.
GOYOWEAR made the pants with a roomy wide fit to be suitable for both hiking and daily life in autumn and winter[3]. Even when walking on rough paths or climbing up and down stairs, the fabric does not pull, so you can wear them without burden even in rugged outdoor activities[4][5].
The specific weight of the fabric and the exact elasticity rate values have not been confirmed yet.
Product measurements
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WIDE CORDUROY PANTS (BLACK)
Measurements
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| WEIGHT | 553g |