What kind of lining is the 'tricot' mentioned in the description of the Bluebird Shearling Fleece?
While browsing the fleece jacket, one encounters the unfamiliar term 'tricot' listed as the lining material. Curious about its feel against the skin and how it differs from regular linings, one asks this question.
It is a material designed to provide a comfortable and soft fit by blocking the outside with a dense, high-density shell and lining the inside with a smooth-textured, stretchy knitted fabric.
The outside is firmly held by a high-density fabric that withstands friction, and the inside is backed with a soft TRICOT lining[1].
Tricot is a knitted fabric made using a warp knitting method in which yarns are looped in the lengthwise direction. Unlike regular knits woven horizontally, it does not easily run or unravel, maintaining stable shape while remaining flexibly stretchy. Its surface is even and smooth, reducing friction with clothing worn underneath, and comfortably wraps so that the characteristic rough fleece fibers do not directly touch the skin.
ostrya applied this tricot lining to the Bluebird Shearling Fleece to provide a consistently softer wearing experience despite its thick volume[2][3].
The specific blend ratio of the yarn used for the tricot lining and detailed thickness information have not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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26FW Bluebird Shearling Fleece Satsuma
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 어깨너비 | 51cm |
| 소매길이 | 63cm |
| 가슴너비 | 56cm |