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Uttara 10, Road 13, House 49, AB2, Dhaka-1230 , Bangladesh
Texheritage Bangladesh - is Bangladesh’s first dedicated, research-based textile museum and digital archive
Uttara, Dhaka-1230 , Bangladesh
65/35 TC Pocketing Fabric

65/35 TC Pocketing Fabric

Collections, Fabric, Pocketing Fabric, Woven FabricsFebruary 17, 2026

65/35 TC Pocketing is a lightweight woven fabric made from 65% polyester and 35% cotton, primarily used for pocket bags in trousers, denim, uniforms, and workwear. Constructed in a plain weave, it offers strength, dimensional stability, smooth hand, and moderate breathability.

Popularized during the industrial growth of Bangladesh’s garment sector, 65/35 TC pocketing supports durability, low shrinkage, and cost-effective production. In a textile museum context, it represents the functional yet essential role of internal garment components in modern apparel manufacturing.

65/35 TC Pocketing Fabric

Available in Museum’s Library.

Sample Details:
* Object Title : 65% polyester and 35% cotton – Pocketing Fabric
* Accession Number: THB W-Pocketing 01/2026
* Category : Woven Collection
* Period : 2026
* Region : Asia, Bangladesh
* Material Composition : 65% polyester and 35% cotton
* Weave Construction: Plain
* Yarn Count (warp × weft) : 96×72/45×45
* GSM : 85
* Width: 42″
* Dye Type : RFD
* Condition Assessment : Fabric hanger
* Historical Notes : 65/35 TC pocketing became widely used during the late 20th century as Bangladesh’s garment industry expanded, providing a durable, cost-effective internal fabric for pockets in trousers, denim, and uniforms. It reflects the industrialization and standardization of functional garment components in modern apparel production.
* Source / Donor : Rawshan Textile

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