Terry cloth is a fabric that is similar to a towel and has loops on the surface. It has loops on both sides. It is usually woven by knitting. In the finished fabric, terry is distributed on the surface of the fabric according to certain rules. We can divide terry cloth into single-sided and double-sided according to the number of sides. This kind of fabric feels very soft and has excellent moisture absorption and warmth retention properties.
In the selection of raw materials, terry cloth mostly uses chemical fiber fabrics or cotton-polyester blended fabrics, such as polyester filament, acrylic yarn or cotton yarn, etc. , so the price of terry cloth depends to a large extent on what kind of fabric you choose. The following will briefly talk about the advantages and disadvantages of terry cloth.
Advantages of terry cloth:
The fabric of terry cloth is relatively thick, so it also has good warmth retention. The good elasticity allows the cloth to recover quickly after deformation. In addition, terry cloth Loop cloth also has good performance in terms of hygroscopicity. The fabric is breathable and comfortable when worn. This fabric can be used to make sportswear, pajamas and other clothing.
Disadvantages of terry cloth:
The disadvantages of terry cloth are mainly determined by the raw materials selected. For example, terry cloth made of polyester filament has poor breathability and comfort. It is not as good as cotton yarn, but it is better than terry cloth made of cotton yarn in terms of wear resistance and dimensional stability. Therefore, we need to choose the raw materials of terry cloth based on the practical scene of the fabric.
The price of terry cloth:
The wholesale price of terry cloth is mainly concentrated in the range of 25-50 yuan/kg. Generally speaking, the price of terry cloth with chemical fiber components is higher than that of pure cotton. Low, there are also wholesale and retail services for terry cloth. Friends who want to buy can check the styles and prices directly on the homepage of the website.
