What difference does it make when different fabrics are used for the front and back panels of a single T-shirt?
I saw the explanation that the front and back materials are different, and I wanted to know what difference in feel and silhouette it actually creates when worn.
![Asymmetric T-shirts #2 [white]](https://img.hmmm.pub/brands/ryoo/products/52e2ff64-51c2-41ad-b6f9-ca3bbd8190be/308.jpg)
Using different fabrics for the front and back panels creates differences not only in the texture against the body, but also in the surface grain when viewed from the front versus the back.
Asymmetric T-shirts #2 [white] is a T-shirt made with different materials on the front and back so that two different moods reside in one garment[1].
When two fabrics are joined within a single garment, the visible texture and the falling silhouette differ from panel to panel. Depending on the grain of the front and back fabrics when catching the light, the color tones reflect subtly differently, and both the touch against the body and the folds of the clothing created when moving react differently on the front and back.
hmmm, rather than tidying it up with a single fabric, it is a composition that places the properties of the front and back side by side to reveal a different grain with every movement.
Which specific fabrics were used for the front and back panels has not yet been confirmed.