Hello, I bought this fabric last year from JoAnn Fabrics. I need more of it, and I can't remember the name of it, or find it anywhere and google's AI search has been about as useful as trying to drown a fish. It's kind of like a faux crush/cut velvet material, with a honeycomb background and bees.

Edit: for some reason I can't post the photo of the fabric... Edit2: got the image as a link now.

photo of the fabric

Buying a shirt isn't just about the color or the brand. Here are five things I always recommend checking first:

1. Fabric Composition
Look beyond the label. Cotton, linen, lyocell, and blends all have different strengths depending on how you'll wear the shirt.

2. Fabric Feel
A shirt should feel comfortable in your hand, not just look good on the hanger.

3. Construction
Check the stitching, seams, and overall finishing. Small details often say a lot about quality.

4. Fit
Even a premium fabric won't look its best if the fit isn't right.

5. Care Instructions
Think about how much maintenance you're willing to do. Some fabrics need more care than others.

What's the first thing you check before buying a shirt?

From my experience working with woven fabrics, many people don't ask about yarn count or weave construction first.

They usually ask:

• Is it comfortable?
• Is it breathable?
• Will it wrinkle easily?

Technical details still matter, but translating them into customer benefits makes a much bigger difference.

Have you noticed something similar?