Which fabric is described as 98% cotton and 2% XLA laston, spun, warp-faced twill weave, yarn dyed?

Which fabric is described as 98% cotton and 2% XLA laston, spun, warp-faced twill weave, yarn dyed?

• A. Denim
• B. Houndstooth Suiting
• C. Surah
• D. Herringbone

Answer: (A)

Warp-faced twill is the telltale weave for denim, where the diagonal ridges on the fabric face are created by stacking the warp yarns more prominently than the weft. Denim is classically yarn-dyed, with indigo-dyed warp yarns and lighter weft yarns, which gives the characteristic blue color and contrast. The fiber mix of about 98% cotton with a small amount of elastane (the 2% stretch component) describes modern stretch denim, offering comfortable stretch while keeping the cotton handle. Together, a cotton-based, stretch denim woven as a warp-faced twill and yarn-dyed fits this description precisely. The other fabrics listed are associated with different patterns, weaves, or fiber blends and don’t match this exact combination of warp-faced twill, yarn-dyed fiber content, and added elastane.

Warp-faced twill is the telltale weave for denim, where the diagonal ridges on the fabric face are created by stacking the warp yarns more prominently than the weft. Denim is classically yarn-dyed, with indigo-dyed warp yarns and lighter weft yarns, which gives the characteristic blue color and contrast. The fiber mix of about 98% cotton with a small amount of elastane (the 2% stretch component) describes modern stretch denim, offering comfortable stretch while keeping the cotton handle. Together, a cotton-based, stretch denim woven as a warp-faced twill and yarn-dyed fits this description precisely. The other fabrics listed are associated with different patterns, weaves, or fiber blends and don’t match this exact combination of warp-faced twill, yarn-dyed fiber content, and added elastane.