The Japanese knitted fabric is knitted from a blend of cotton and high-tech yarn. The Japanese knitting technique is globally renowned for the remarkably fine fabrics they produce. The high-density material gives the shirts a refined appearance that closely resembles a traditional shirt, with the comfort equivalent to wearing a T-shirt.

Twill fabric, also known as twill weave, is characterized by a diagonal pattern. Twill fabrics are often more substantial (thicker) and less transparent. The fine-ness of twill derives from the fine-ness of the thread and the tightness of the weave. The fabric itself is more substantial than poplin, and highly durable. Being so soft, a twill shirt is easier to iron and more resistant to wrinkling.

Denim is a sturdy cotton twill fabric woven with an indigo yarn. Denim, the iconic fabric often associated with jeans or denim, is known for its sturdiness and durability. The characteristic indigo blue color and twill structure make denim instantly recognizable.

A herringbone is a variety of twill weave. A fine herringbone has the same properties as a fine twill: luxurious elegance, wrinkle-resistance, softness and remarkable durability. But instead of a diagonal texture, it has a zigzag texture.

Flannel is a soft cotton fabric that comes for a slight brushing of the fabric and from its characteristic loose weave. Its soft and warm and therefor the perfect fabric for autumn and winter.