Does the 'contrast' in the pants description mean that different fabrics were used together?
You might wonder how the expression 'contrast' written in the product description and the material composition divided into several types are actually implemented in the pants.
It refers to a construction that provides visual contrast by piecing together two or more fabrics with different properties and textures in one garment.
Contrast refers to a method of arranging fabrics with different colors or textures by piecing them together within a single garment.
Generally, sweat fabric blends cotton and polyester to hang thick and soft, while nylon fabric has a thin and crisp texture. Crocheted Pocket Contrast Pants (White) juxtaposes different textures by pairing heavy-draping sweat material with crisp nylon material[1]. In fact, a total of three types of materials were used in different sections of the body: a blend fabric of COTTON 60% and POLYESTER 40%, a NYLON 100% fabric, and a blend fabric of POLYESTER 65% and COTTON 35%[2].
hmmm, it is a construction that weaves together two fabrics with completely different thicknesses and surface textures to create a curiously mismatched balance within a single piece.
It has not yet been confirmed which specific areas of the pants each of the three detailed fabrics was used in.
Product measurements
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Crocheted Pocket Contrast Pants (White)
Measurements
| Part | ONE SIZE |
|---|---|
| 총장 | 107cm |
| 밑위 | 33cm |
| 허리 ◦ | 33cm |
| 허벅지 ◦ | 35cm |
| 밑단 ◦ | 28.5cm |
| 힙 ◦ | 53cm |
For rows marked with ◦, flat measurement or circumference could not be confirmed in official sources, so hmmm determined them using figures from the same item.