tough fabrics
[/tʌf ˈfæbrɪks/]
nounpl: tough fabrics
tecidos resistentes
1. Durable and strong textiles that are difficult to tear, wear, or damage; fabrics designed to withstand heavy use, abrasion, or harsh conditions
Tough fabrics like canvas and denim are ideal for workwear and outdoor equipment.
Tecidos resistentes como lona e jeans são ideais para roupas de trabalho e equipamentos ao ar livre.
2. Materials with high tensile strength and resistance to wear, typically used in industrial, military, or protective applications
The manufacturer specializes in tough fabrics for military uniforms and protective gear.
O fabricante se especializa em tecidos resistentes para uniformes militares e equipamentos de proteção.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, tough fabrics are particularly valued for workwear, military applications, and outdoor activities. In the USA, denim and canvas are iconic tough fabrics associated with American labor and frontier culture. In Brazil, these materials are widely used in industrial sectors and are appreciated for their durability in various climates.
NYC Slang
heavy-duty stuff / workwear material
Related Idioms & Phrases
tough as nails (used to describe fabrics that are extremely durable)
built to last (describing tough fabrics designed for longevity)
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