REFORM FABRIC LIBRARY

Materials selected around the brief.

The Reform Fabric Library is a practical starting point for comparing textile options. Final composition, weight, colour, finish, availability, certification and performance are confirmed against the approved supplier specification for each project.

Tailoring fabrics

Woven options for jackets, trousers, skirts and structured garments, considered against drape, crease recovery, comfort, care and the level of formality required.

Shirting and blouse fabrics

Lightweight woven options assessed for opacity, hand feel, breathability, movement, colour performance and laundering requirements.

Polo and T-shirt fabrics

Knitted options for customer-facing, operational and event teams, including different weights, constructions, stretch characteristics and surface finishes.

Workwear and outerwear fabrics

Durable woven, stretch and protective material directions evaluated against abrasion, movement, climate, visibility, care and workplace conditions.

Hospitality and culinary fabrics

Material options for chefwear, aprons, service garments and housekeeping roles, considered against heat, repeated care, staining, movement and presentation.

Recycled and lower-impact options

Recycled fibres and other documented material options can be evaluated where suitable. Claims are published only when supported by the final approved fabric documentation.

Finishes and treatments

Applicable options may include moisture management, easy-care, stretch, water resistance or other treatments, subject to supplier availability, testing and verified specifications.

How materials are compared

Reform considers appearance, hand feel, weight, composition, durability, comfort, care, climate, colour, lead time, quantity, cost and supporting documentation together.

USEFUL ANSWERS

Questions about fabric-library.

Can clients request fabric samples?

The sampling approach is confirmed after Reform reviews the garment range, programme needs, quantities and available material options.

Are recycled fabrics mandatory?

No. Recycled materials are one available direction, not Reform's only offer. The right material depends on the brief and verified project requirements.

Are fabric colours always available?

Colour availability depends on the selected material, supplier stock, dyeing route, quantity and project timing. Final colours are confirmed during sampling and approval.

How are performance claims verified?

Performance, fibre-content and sustainability claims are confirmed against supplier documentation and any applicable testing for the final approved material.

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