When you think of these two fabrics, you will think of Denim and canvas bags. We all come into contact with these two fabrics regularly, but do you understand the differences?
The name originally comes from the fact that its fabric is commonly used to make sails. Canvas is generally plain, with a small amount of twill, and uses multiple strands of warp and weft yarn. There are two main types of canvas available on the market: coarse and fine. Denim is a type of warp twill and is a colored fabric made up of a higher number of unique, i.e., thicker, cotton threads.
The plain weave tissue is usually used. Denim has the characteristics of a cotton fabric that is moisture absorbent and breathable, and comfortable to wear. At the same time, because Denim is woven with thicker yarns, it is rougher and more wear-resistant. Denim can be washed, has no special requirements in washing, and has a longer service life, which most people have loved.
These two fabrics cannot be wholly said to be good and evil. Canvas is usually used to make canvas bags, canvas shoes, etc., while Denim is typically used to make jeans, denim jackets, denim skirts, etc. So, you can only know if it is suitable for you by using it.