Khaki is a color between fawn and yellowish brown, so khaki is also synonymous with this color. In Britain or Europe, it is the kind of green brown fabric, or the color of this fabric. Traditionally obvious "Kaki", which is often said today, is in Britain and "Kaki".

In North America, the name comes from Persian khak, which means that the earth's color or dust is colored through Urdu. The original khaki is a twill fabric (woven with twill), which is tightly woven from flax or cotton.

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Khaki is a kind of khaki with strong khaki color. It has won the trust of urban and rural consumers with the advantages of many varieties, new styles and light weight, and has become a beautiful landscape in the market. Khaki is a twill fabric.

According to the warp and weft used, the varieties can be divided into cable card (both warp and weft), half-thread card (both warp and weft) and yarn card (both warp and weft). The line card is 2/2 woven, with obvious diagonal lines on both sides, also known as double-sided card; Half-line cards are woven in 3/ 1 weave mode.

Reference materials? Baidu encyclopedia-khaki