Although we often hear the word "chambray," we may have a vague definition of the term.
Strictly speaking, the term "chambray" does not refer to the unique pale blue color that symbolizes everything, but is a general term for fabrics woven in a plain weave using colored threads for the warp and white for the weft.
S H's chambray fabric is made of an original domestic fabric, and the above color relationship is reversed, with white used for the warp and colored threads (blue) for the weft.
Yes, we refer to it as chambray to make it easier for customers to understand, but strictly speaking, it is not the same as the definition of chambray.
To be more precise, the number of warps and wefts in the plain weave has been altered to create this original specification.
We often receive compliments on the texture and the deep coloring of the fabric, which is not easy to find, but in fact, it is filled with such particularities.