Fabric honesty · concept preview
Knit truths · design preview
What every knit does

Knit truths.

Three things every knit does, that most stores wait for you to discover. We would rather say them first.

It can pill

Friction makes little fuzz balls - under the arms, where a bag rubs. It is normal, not a defect. [A fabric shaver, five minutes, gone.] The fabric library says which knits pill most honestly.

It relaxes, then comes back

A knit loosens over a day's wear - elbows, waistband. [A cold wash and flat dry brings it back.] This is the fabric breathing, not failing.

It hates the dryer

Heat is the one true enemy - it shrinks and tires the fiber. Wash cold, dry flat, and a knit outlives three woven dresses.

A store that tells you the fabric's flaws first is a store that trusts you with the truth.

Honest note: design preview. Care specifics bracketed to match the fabric library's real care lines (84) - the two pages must never disagree. General knit behavior is common knowledge, no invented claims. Pure content, no ops.