Our fabrics
All our fabrics are spun, woven and processed according to the highest quality criteria.
For every occasion, for every taste, for every type, we have the right fabric for you.
Feel the difference.
Twill
The twill weave, also called twill, is one of the three basic weaves. The visible diagonal on the fabric, the twill line, is characteristic. Depending on the fabric construction, this can sometimes be clearly and strongly accentuated or only faintly visible. Because of this, twill fabrics can range from smooth, soft to voluminous to rigid.
Shine: ••• shiny | Weight: ••• heavy | Season: All Season
Popeline
Popeline is the term for shirting fabrics made from plain weave. This weave is the simplest and oldest of the three basic weaves. Each thread is tied tightly together, making poplin hard-wearing, durable and at the same time smooth and supple.
Shine: • matt | Weight: ••• heavy | Season: All Season
Oxford
Oxford is a fabric name for colourfully woven, strong cotton fabric in Panama weave, a variation of plain weave. As the name suggests, this type of shirting fabric originates from the British university town. Oxford is ideal for sporty shirts and is often used in conjunction with button-down collars. Its typical distinguishing feature is the visually somewhat larger-looking weave, because double threads are always worked together. Oxford fabric is hard-wearing and soft, and also particularly breathable.
Shine: •• slightly shiny | weight: •• medium | Season: All Season
Jersey
Jersey is a collective term for elastic fabrics of various qualities. Jersey can be knitted or warp-knitted, made of yarns, viscose, wool, cotton, silk or blends. Jersey fabric has a light ribbed pattern.
Shine: • matt | Weight: ••• heavy | Season: All Season
Jacquard
Jacquard is the collective term for fabrics with mostly large-scale and complicated woven designs and refers to technical pattern-forming production. The term jacquard goes back to the French inventor J. M. Jacquard (1752-1834), who invented a control system for looms in which the individual warp threads can be raised and lowered at will during weaving with the help of punched card tapes. The fabric has good dimensional stability, is serviceable and versatile.
Shine: •• slightly shiny | Weight: •• medium | Season: All Season
Tencel™ (Lyocell)
Lyocell - also known under the brand name Tencel. The cellulose fibre, which is made from natural raw materials, has many fans, especially in summer. This is because lyocell regulates temperature and cools in the heat. Lyocell can also absorb a lot of moisture and is breathable. A material made from natural and renewable raw materials that offers a sustainable alternative to cotton.
Shine: •• slightly shiny | Weight: • light | Season: All Season
Linen
Linen as a term refers to the natural fibre, the basic material, as well as the fabric made from it. The linen fabric is lint-free, hard-wearing, durable and not very susceptible to dirt. Linen can absorb a lot of moisture and release it into the air, so the fabric has a cooling effect and is therefore often used for summer clothing. However, the linen fibre only has a low elasticity and is therefore susceptible to creasing.
Shine: • matt | Weight: ••• heavy | Season: Summer
Herringbone
Herringbone is a variation of the twill weave. The name is derived from the visible diagonal structure, which is reminiscent of bone.
Shine: ••• shiny | Weight: •• medium | Season: All Season
Cord
With its somewhat rustic appearance, corduroy is a trendy material in casual wear. The soft yet strong fabric with its characteristic ribbed structure is hard-wearing and warming. The basis for our corduroy fabric is cotton and lyocell, which is made from renewable and recycled fibres.
Shine: • matt | Weight: ••• heavy | Season: Winter
Flanell
Flannel fabrics are made of cotton that, after weaving, undergo a finishing step that roughens the fabric on one or both sides of the fabric. This results in a pleasantly soft handle, and flannel is also warming, light and cuddly.
Shine: • matt | Weight: ••• heavy | Season: Winter
Satin
Evening elegance, luxurious fabric with smooth soft touch and unforgettable shine. Features festive look and high brilliance of colours.
Shine: ••• shiny | Weight: • light | Season: Summer
Viscose
Viscose is a chemically produced fibre that visually resembles cotton. Despite the chemical process, it is wrong to describe viscose as a synthetic fibre, as it consists of natural cellulose. Nevertheless, viscose is often described as artificial silk. Viscose products are easier to wash than cotton products and ironing or electric drying can mostly be dispensed with.
Shine: •• slightly shiny | Weight: • light | Season: Summer
Silk
Silk is a fine natural textile fibre and originally comes from China. It is obtained from the cocoons of the silkworm, the larva of the silkworm moth. Silk consists mainly of protein and therefore has the best skin compatibility of all textile fibres. Its fine, smooth fibre structure makes silk fabrics fall smoothly and softly. Typical types of fabric for further processing of silk are chiffon, satin and taffeta. Silk is characterised by its sheen and high strength. Silk fabrics also absorb colours very well. Silk insulates very well and therefore keeps warm in winter and has a cooling effect in summer. Silk fabrics are sensitive to water and must therefore be washed carefully by hand.
Shine: ••• shiny | Weight: • light | Season: All Season
Blouses that belong in every wardrobe
ETERNA offers a high-quality wardrobe that is perfect for everyday wear and easy to combine. With the ETERNA Masterpieces you are perfectly equipped for any time and any occasion.
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Weight: • = leicht, •• = medium, ••• = heavy
Shine: • = matt, •• = slightly shiny, ••• = glänzend
Season: All Season, Summer, Winter