Gabardine

Gabardine fabric is a durable and tightly woven twill fabric that has a distinctive diagonal weave pattern on the surface, which gives it a unique texture and appearance.

Gabardine fabric was invented by Thomas Burberry in the late 19th century, and was originally used for outerwear such as trench coats, military uniforms, and raincoats. However, it is now used in a wide range of clothing and home decor items.

Gabardine fabric has several distinctive features that make it a popular choice for clothing and other items. It is highly durable, and can withstand wear and tear well, making it ideal for outerwear and workwear. It is also water-resistant, making it a popular choice for raincoats and other outdoor gear. Additionally, gabardine fabric has a smooth finish and drapes well, making it suitable for dressier clothing such as skirts and trousers.