Types of silk fabric
Types of Silk Fabrics
(1) Crepe de Chine: It uses plain weave, the warp is untwisted, the weft uses two left and two right strong twisted silk, and the silk surface has a uniform crepe effect.
(2) Georgette: A fabric that uses plain weave, uses two left and two right strong twisted silks for warp and weft, has a balanced and light texture, and has gauze and crepe effects on the silk surface.
(3) Bi crepe, the warp is untwisted, and the weft is made of birch crepe thread (20/22Dx3 plus S twist 1600T/m, and then combined with 20/22D1, plus Z twist 1600T/m), which is a fine crepe fabric.
(4) Shunyu: A fabric with no twist in the warp, strong unidirectional twisting of silk in the weft, and a vertical crepe pattern on the silk surface.
(5) Taffeta: A cooked fabric with a fine and crisp texture using plain weave, with warp and weft dyed first.
(6) Electric spinning: mulberry silk (mulberry silk) is used to weave plain fabrics.
(7) Thin weaving: use mulberry silk raw weaving, plain weave fabrics with a square meter silk weight of 6g/m and below.
(8) Silk spinning: plain weave fabric with both warp and weft made of silk.
(9) Cotton silk: Both warp and weft are made of spun plain weave fabric.
(10) Double palace: fabrics made entirely or partially of double palace silk.
(11) Pimples: Fabrics made entirely or partially of knots and slub silk to create a knot effect.
(12) Star pattern: fabric using crepe tissue.
(13) Rib: Fabric with light horizontal stripes on one or both sides.
(14) Floral thread: Fabrics made entirely or partially of floral twisted threads or color-blocked threads.
(15) Strips: Fabrics with horizontal and vertical strip patterns on the silk surface.
(16) Grid: A fabric with a plaid pattern on the silk surface.
(17) Cooling: Use false yarn structure to form a breathable fabric with yarn-like eyes.
(18) Yarn-dyed fabric: Fabric made entirely or partially of colored silk.
(19) Double-sided: A fabric using a triple weave, with the same type of twill or satin weave on both the front and back sides.
(20) Concave-convex: Fabrics with concave and convex patterns.
(21) Mountain shape: use mountain-shaped or zigzag twill weave, fabrics with obvious mountain-shaped or zigzag pattern.
(22) Flower: jacquard fabric.
(23) Trim: Trimmed jacquard fabric.
(24) Glossy: pure rayon fabric with glossy viscose silk or semi-gloss cupro silk.
(25) Matte: Pure rayon fabrics made of matte viscose or matte cupro.
(26) Glitter: Fabrics made of pure or interlaced synthetic fiber filaments with light and super-light special-shaped sections, giving a flash effect.
(27) Brightness: Fabrics made of pure or interwoven gold and silver coins (aluminum skin) with a bright effect.
(28) Raw: Fabrics made of raw silk without refining.
(29) Special dyeing: Fabrics with two-color and tie-dye effect on warp or weft yarns using special dyeing processes such as tie-dye.
(30) Warp printing: fabrics that are woven after warp printing.
(31) Brushed: Fabrics that have been brushed.
(32) Standing: fabrics that have been finished with standing.
(33) Kimono: The width is less than 40cm, or the entire width is woven with slits of less than 40cm each, for processing kimono-specific products.
(34) Large strip: plain weave fabric made of large strips of oak kklIP0d8b6
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