Composite Fabrics Q&A

Yarn is composed of one or more continuous filaments or discontinuous short fibers. Yarn is actually a general term for yarn and thread. The raw material of yarn is fiber. Yarn is both the raw material and prod…

Organza is also called organza, organza, and organza. The English name is: Organza, which is a kind of chemical fiber fabric, usually transparent or translucent gauze, mostly used to cover satin or silk. Silk o…

　(1)Gasoline Spot Appearance: It mostly occurs on E/R blended fabrics. After dyeing, there are oil droplet-shaped spots, which are slightly darker than the normal area. Observe with a magnifying glass, the tips…

Gray fabric refers to fabric that has not been printed and dyed after being woven, or natural cotton fabric used for printing and dyeing. Gray fabric in industry generally refers to cloth, or laminated gray fab…

Fabric design should be based on the concept of serving the entire clothing design. A good garment requires repeated communication and full cooperation between the fabric designer and the costume designer to co…

Due to the different textures used in the fabrics, the arrangement of colored yarns, the raw materials and characteristics of the yarns, the density of the yarns, the twist direction and degree of twist of the …

1. The differences and characteristics of artificial cotton and pure cotton 1 .Rayon is the common name for viscose fiber. Viscose fiber refers to wood and plant stems, etc. α-cellulose extracted from cellulose…

The characteristics of the fiber determine its quality characteristics and its suitability for specific application conditions. Standard tests and laboratory testing are generally used to measure and compare fi…

Cloth quality inspection standards, super practical! ! ! >>>>Yarn source defects: ①The yarn material absorbs color better. Yellowish white yarn and raised (dark) horizontal phenomena are not accepte…