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Tightness of the weave or the knit (tighter improves the rating)
Color (darket colors are generally better)
Stretch (more stretch lowers the rating)
Moisture (many fabrics have lower ratings when wet)
Condition (worn and faded garments may have reduced ratings)
Finishing (some fabrics are treated with UV absorbing chemicals).
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