The term sockliner is used to describe the insole of an athletic shoe. The sockliner is the part of the shoe that comes into direct contact with bottom of your foot. Constructed of foam and rigid mate [..]

The alpaca is similar to the llama and originates in South America. It produces one of the world's finest and most luxurious natural fibers. Their naturally colorful fleece is clipped, gathered a [..]

Angora derives its name from the ancient city of Angora, Turkey (now called Ankara) and lends itself to a breed of goats, rabbits and even cats.  Angora goats are bred and raised for their long, silky [..]

A hooded jacket that is usually long enough to cover your hips and is made from weather-resistant materials.

As the name implies, an antibacterial agent is effective in preventing or destroying bacteria. Most commonly used in soaps and other cleaning agents, antibacterials are occasionally found in clothing.

Microbes are microorganisms usually associated with germs. Applying an antimicrobial agent to certain fabrics has been proven to minimize odors. Our Antimicrobial Sport Socks contain X-Static® nylon y [..]

Ballistic nylon, so named because it was originally developed for use in bulletproof vests, is an especially tough, puncture- and abrasion-resistant material. Lightweight, attractive, easy to clean an [..]

A bar tack is a very short, concentrated zigzag stitch used to reinforce stress points such as buttonholes and pocket corners.

Bartacking is a sewing method for reinforcing points of stress on garments, which in turn provides you with longer wear. Used most frequently on buttonholes, pocket corners and zipper ends, the bartac [..]

A basket weave has a subtle checkerboard texture. It is most frequently used in classic shirting fabrics, like oxford cloth, and some suitings.