Which fabric is 100% Tencel Lyocell, spun, balanced plain weave and yarn dyed?

• A. Chambray
• B. Challis
• C. Cheesecloth
• D. Gauze

Answer: (A)

The key idea is how fiber, yarn construction, and how color is applied come together to define the fabric. Chambray is a plain weave fabric that uses two-tone yarns, typically a colored warp and a lighter weft, which gives that subtle variegated look. When this fabric is made from 100% Tencel Lyocell and the yarns are staple-spun, you get a balanced plain weave with yarn-dyed fibers, preserving the characteristic chambray effect. That combination—100% Tencel Lyocell, spun staple yarns, balanced plain weave, and yarn dyed—best matches chambray. The other fabrics don’t fit this exact mix: challis is usually a softer, drapier fabric common in rayon or blends; cheesecloth is an extremely open, loose weave; gauze is also a light, open weave.