What does 130s wool mean?

What does 130s wool mean?

You might have heard about Super 130’s and Super 150’s. Super denotes the wool being new and pure and the numbers correspond to the thickness of the wool fibers. In general, the higher the Super number your suit is made from, the higher the grade of fabric.

Is Super 140s wool good?

Does a higher super number mean its better? For the most part, nope. Actually, no relation exists between a fabric’s super number and its quality. A high super number does denote exclusivity, because something like a Super 220s fabric contains some of the rarest wool fibers available.

Why is wool used for suits?

– Wool absorbs and releases moisture quickly, thus allowing the fabric to “breathe”. – Wool is dirt resistant, flame resistant, and, in many weaves, resists wear and tear. – Wool acts as an insulator so it is very warm.

What is the most expensive suit material?

The most expensive suits are made of wool, cashmere, and silk. But that’s just what you would expect. It also boasts nearly five hundred half-carat diamonds on the jacket.