Is a specific fabric weave also specified for the inner, reversible side?
Because a reversible jacket is a garment where the inside also becomes the outside, without knowing what fabric the inner side is made of, it is difficult to judge which side to wear as the primary one. Terms like 'twill weave' or 'twill' in the product description can also cause a moment of hesitation.
![Asymmetric reversible harrington jacket #6 [black]](https://img.hmmm.pub/brands/ryoo/products/78c2889b-be54-4cbc-81d8-ee7d95a4a4d8/0.png)
For the Asymmetric reversible harrington jacket #6 [black], a twill weave from the twill family has been matched for the inner printed side[1].
The real decision with reversible clothing is 'which side should I wear on the outside today?' For that choice to hold, the inside must also be treated like an outer fabric, not just a lining.
What can be confirmed with this jacket is precisely that point. A twill weave from the twill family has been matched to the printed inner side[2]. Twill is a method where yarns are woven to cross diagonally, showing diagonal ridges on the surface; because it is more flexible than plain weave where yarns cross straight, it drapes smoothly along the body and wrinkles tend to stand out less. Fabrics for denim or chino pants also belong to the same twill family.
hmmm, noting even the weave of the inner side separately reads as a specification based on the premise that this side will eventually be worn facing out.
The weave used for the outer side and the fabric composition of both sides have not yet been confirmed.