mouche - Material Information

Information about our materials and colors:

Quality is our top priority!

We use only the highest-quality fabrics, leather, and other materials. Using these high-quality materials, we produce durable products that you’ll enjoy for years to come.

3D Fabric - Polyester fabric made from monofilament yarns:

More rigid in the longitudinal direction than in the transverse direction, resulting in better stiffness test results!
Very durable; stability is maintained over the long term.
Air-permeable and highly breathable; can be washed while wet.

Lining fabric - knitted:

Stiffly finished open-weave knit made from twisted polyester yarn, very breathable!
Can be washed with a damp cloth or sponge.

Cowhide - knitted:

Our leathers are of European origin, fully dyed through, and durable!
Used on the sleeves and shoulders of jackets and as button facings.
Care: It’s best to treat the leather parts of new garments with leather spray so that dirt doesn’t stick as easily and they can be cleaned easily after prolonged use; always let them air out.

Suede:

It’s really just the reverse side of our leather.
It’s used in the sleeve grip area as an anti-slip aid or, if desired, as a lining at the point where the cuff meets the shoulder.
Do not spray the area under the support arm; if necessary, roughen it up slightly after some time using a coarse sponge or a fine brass brush.

Faux suede - microleather:

Made of polyester and polyurethane.
Used on the sleeves, shoulders, fastener area, and button placket of inexpensive jackets.
Not washable; remove stains with a damp cloth if necessary.

Top-Grip:

The proven anti-slip material for all padding and the heel cap area.
Consists of small elements made of pure rubber that are vulcanized onto a backing material.
Very slip-resistant, very durable, and hard-wearing.
Can be wiped down with a damp cloth; please make sure the butt plate is not made of raw aluminum, as it will corrode through any material - whether Top-Grip or canvas!

Canvas / Double Canvas:

Canvas is actually the English term for sailcloth, or fabric woven in a plain weave. For shooting apparel, very heavy, thick cotton fabrics are always used. The stiffness is achieved through a finish.
Breathable and can adapt slightly to the shooting stance.
Care: Always air out the garment after shooting, as the fabric absorbs sweat, which softens the finish. Not washable. If necessary, treat with upholstery foam or wipe with a damp cloth.
Double canvas: This is a two-layer, finished canvas, where the colored fabric is typically used on the outside and the natural white fabric on the inside. It provides good support during the shooting stance.

Canvas lining:

Depending on the model, made of finished or unfinished fabric in a linen weave (100% cotton).
Not washable.
If necessary, treat with upholstery foam or wipe with a damp cloth.