Cotton Twill · by weight
260 g/m² Cotton Twill Fabric (7.7 oz)
260 g/m² is a heavy apparel and light-outerwear twill — used for workwear-styled trousers, jackets and overshirts where the garment needs to hold structure and wear well without going to a full 3/1 drill.
Specification
- Weight
- 7.7 oz / 260 g/m²
- Typical construction
- 3/1 twill, roughly 16x12 / 100x52.
- Width
- Standard to 58 in; wide-loom to 140 in.
- Supplied as
- RFD or piece-dyed; brushed, peached or water-repellent finishes via partners.
- Minimum order
- 100 m greige (no per-colour minimum)
- Production
- About 2 days for greige
Indicative. The exact yarn count, ends and picks, GSM and width are confirmed on the article table at RFQ.
What 7.7 oz cotton twill is used for
- Workwear-styled trousers and jackets
- Overshirts and chore coats
- Utility and cargo garments
- Bags and structured accessories
- Heavier upholstery and slipcovers
How 7.7 oz sits in the range
Between the 200 g/m² chino weight and true workwear drill. Choose it for a garment that wants a drill's structure with a twill's softer face.
Ordering
- Minimum order
- 100 m greige · 1000 m per colour processed
- Lead time
- about 2 days greige · about 2 weeks processed
- Incoterms
- FOB Mundra / Nhava Sheva · CIF destination port
- Price
- Per metre or per kg, band on request
Payment 10% on order, 15% at production start, 50% on passing QC, 25% on dispatch. OEKO-TEX and GOTS applied for and in progress as of September 2026, not yet granted. Organic cotton available now. SMETA not pursued.
Common questions
Is 7.7 oz the same as 260 g/m²?
Roughly, yes — 7.7 oz per square yard converts to about 260 g/m². The exact g/m² depends on the construction; we confirm it on the article table at RFQ.
What is the minimum order for 7.7 oz cloth?
100 metres for greige with no per-colour minimum, or 1,000 metres per colour once dyeing or printing is involved. No container commitment.