NEON 30
NEON - beige striped poplin
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Fabric guide
Poplin, Oxford, twill or linen: choose the feel and style you enjoy wearing.
Compare at a glance
Poplin, Oxford and twill are weaves. Linen is a fibre. Feel also varies with weight, composition and finish: these guidelines do not replace each fabric’s specifications.
| Fabric | Feel | Sheerness | Care | Season |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poplin ↓ | Smooth and fine, with a crisp appearance. | Lightweight whites may show the skin underneath. Check the fabric’s density. | May crease; an easy-care or non-iron finish depends on the specific fabric. | Year-round; a lightweight version suits warmer days. |
| Oxford ↓ | A visible, textured grain with a generally more substantial feel. | Often less sheer than fine poplin, but opacity is not guaranteed for every fabric. | Its texture suits a more relaxed appearance. Follow the label for washing and ironing. | Versatile, especially between seasons; choose the weight to suit the climate. |
| Twill ↓ | A diagonal weave, often supple, with a subtle texture. | A dense version is generally more opaque; colour and fabric weight remain important. | Care depends on the fibres and finish. Twill does not automatically mean non-iron. | Year-round depending on weight, particularly pleasant in cool weather. |
| Linen ↓ | A natural texture, cool to the touch, with characteristic irregularities. | Light-coloured or loosely woven linen can be sheer. Check the close-ups and composition. | Creases are part of its character. Follow the label; ironing while slightly damp makes smoothing easier. | Particularly suited to warm days and summer outfits. |
Poplin
For an understated shirt under a jacket, or a crisp look with a tie.
Oxford
For an everyday shirt with a button-down or open collar.
Twill
For office or dressier outfits when you prefer a subtle texture.
Linen
For a relaxed style without a tie. A blend containing linen may have a different look and feel.
Before choosing a white fabric
A photo cannot guarantee opacity. Light, density and colour all play a role. If this matters to you, ask for advice on your chosen fabric or enquire about samples.
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