fabric composition

[/ˈfæbrɪk kɒmpəˈzɪʃən/]
nounpl: fabric compositions
composição do tecido
1. The percentage and types of fibers or materials that make up a textile, including natural fibers (cotton, wool, silk) and synthetic fibers (polyester, nylon, acrylic)
The fabric composition of this shirt is 60% cotton and 40% polyester.
A composição do tecido desta camisa é 60% algodão e 40% poliéster.
2. Information displayed on garment labels indicating the material content and care requirements
Check the fabric composition label before washing your new dress.
Verifique o rótulo de composição do tecido antes de lavar seu novo vestido.
3. The structural arrangement and blend of fibers that determines the properties and durability of cloth
The fabric composition affects its breathability and durability.
A composição do tecido afeta sua respirabilidade e durabilidade.
In both Brazil and the USA, fabric composition information is legally required on clothing labels for consumer protection and care purposes. Brazilian consumers increasingly check fabric composition for quality and durability, while American consumers often focus on it for allergen concerns and washing instructions. In Portugal, EU regulations mandate detailed fabric composition disclosure.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
fiber contentmaterial compositiontextile compositionfabric content

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
composição do tecido
Most common usage in fashion and textile industries
São Paulo
composição do tecido / componentes têxteis
Used in commercial and industrial contexts
Portugal
composição do tecido / constituição do tecido
Slightly more formal usage in European Portuguese
USA/NYC
fabric composition / fiber content
Commonly found on clothing tags and retail information

Related Words

fibertextileweavegarment labelnatural fibersynthetic fibercottonpolyester

Related Idioms & Phrases

read the label for fabric composition
mixed fiber composition
100% natural fabric composition
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