When it comes to fabrics, we first think of common clothing fabrics such as pure cotton and linen. Today I want to introduce to you a fabric that we rarely see, which is milk silk fabric. This fabric is mainly used for For use in T-shirts, casual wear and other clothing, milk silk fabric has many excellent properties. The clothes made of it are very comfortable and can be worn close to the body. Let’s take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of milk silk fabric.
Let’s first take a look at the production method of milk silk. The raw material of milk silk is protein fiber mixed with defatted and dehydrated liquid milk and softener. This milk protein fiber is then spun. Produced milk silk.
Advantages of milk silk fabric:
This kind of fabric has a smooth and soft touch, the gloss of the cloth is natural and soft, and it will have a sense of luxury after being made into clothes. It is the first choice fabric for producing luxurious clothing. Milk silk fabric even surpasses cashmere in terms of softness and skin-friendlyness. In addition, its performance in breathability and moisture conductivity is also very good. It is very close to the hygroscopicity of cotton. There is also milk silk fabric. The warmth retention is also better than that of cotton, and the fabric is also dyed and less prone to pilling. Since milk protein also contains a variety of amino acids, it also has a certain nursing effect on our skin. Many advantages also determine that the price of fabric is much higher than that of cotton and linen.
Disadvantages of milk silk fabric:
Firstly, the price of milk silk will be relatively high but it is still worth the money. Secondly, the dimensional stability of milk silk fabric is not good, and the clothes will be washed or worn for a long time. It is easy to deform after that. In order to make the clothes last longer, you should pay more attention to the daily maintenance of the clothes.
There are also milk silk fabrics for sale. Friends who need to buy or wholesale milk silk fabrics can search for “milk silk” in the mall (www.tradetextile.com) to check the fabric price.
