The engineer 1829
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Product description
Japanese practical fabric (Silik Al-Mohand 1829) Samir AmisackDiscover the perfect balance between elegance and practicality with the Japanese fabric "Silik Al-Mohand" number 1829, the ideal choice for those seeking the quality of "Samir Amis" renowned fabrics. This fabric is specially designed for the man who values formal appearance and daily comfort, combining the durability of Japanese weaving with a soft wire-like texture that provides steady control throughout working hours and occasions. This item was created to be your most resilient daily companion, featuring advanced Japanese fabric that resists wrinkling and maintains its shine even with intensive use. With its well-considered ideal weight, this fabric offers high fluidity and a cool touch, making it the first choice for formal and practical clothes that require a sharp and tidy appearance unaffected by frequent movement. Technical specifications: Manufacturing: High-quality Japanese. Fabric type: Luxurious wire (similar to Samir Amis - practical and resistant to breaking). Item number: 1829. Weight: 142.85 g/m² (an ideal medium weight for formal standing). Width: 58 inches. Suggested length: 3.5 meters for one suit — the perfect length for meticulous men's cuts. Fabric features: Practical and elegant appearance: gives you a "half-standing" stance similar to the finest classic Japanese fabrics. Wrinkle resistance: innovative fabric reduces the appearance of creases, maintaining your elegance throughout the day. Balanced body: weight of 142.85 g ensures the fabric stays fitted to the body and gives a majestic look. Super softness: a cool wire-like texture prevents sticking and provides exceptional comfort in hot weather. Care instructions: To preserve the fabric's shine and quality, please follow these guidelines: Cleaning: wash with lukewarm water. Ironing: iron at medium to low temperature (less than 110°C). Drying: preferably natural drying and avoid strong thermal tumble drying. Bleaching: completely avoid the use of bleach (chlorine) to preserve the wire fibers.






