33． What are the style characteristics of traditional varieties of woolen fabrics?
④ Copy coat: The raw wool has been raised, sheared, and rubbed. The surface of the fabric shows curved fiber bundles forming a raised texture. It has a beautiful appearance, large thickness, softness, elasticity, and warmth. Excellent sex. Generally, there are two types: stationary velvet and smooth wool. Stationary velvet overcoat tweed requires clear and uniform pile texture, a stationary feel, rich hand feel, and elasticity. Smooth wool tweed requires dense, smooth and neat piles, obscure but not blurry lines, rich and elastic feel, and the weave is usually made of double weft or double-layer weave with different faces.
⑤Fancy coat: It consists of changes in raw materials, spinning yarns, organization, color matching, etc., to create fancy effects with different styles. The fabric feels soft and has good warmth retention properties. This product is available in fancy textured surface and fancy suede surface. Fancy patterned coats, including herringbone, dots, stripes and other color matching patterns
(5) Women’s tweed: it can be divided into four categories: plain women’s tweed, standing velvet women’s tweed, smooth wool women’s tweed and loose structure women’s tweed. The colors include plain color, mixed color and floral color. The color is bright and the texture is soft and thin. Plain women’s tweed is a milled fabric with a fine, clean and flat surface that does not reveal or semi-reveal the shading. It feels soft and not loose. The velvet women’s woolen fabric is a raised fabric after milling, and the velvet requires dense and flat piles
(7) Tweed: Using single-color yarn, mixed-color yarn, ply yarn, fancy yarn and weave together to weave fancy fabrics with various colors such as herringbones, stripes, circles, small patterns and jacquards. . There are three types of tweed fabrics: textured surface, woolen surface, and suede surface. Halis is one of the traditional varieties of tweed. Textured fabrics are not milled or lightly milled, and require clear patterns, bright colors, uniform grain surfaces, elasticity, and stiff but not stiff bodies. The fabric is milled or lightly raised after milling and requires that the fabric surface is not exposed or semi-revealed. The fabric surface is required to be tight, flat and even, and the body is thick and not stiff. The yarn in the color matching pattern requires that the yarn does not stick to color after milling. Suede fabric needs to be raised after milling. The surface of the fabric is covered with velvet. The suede surface is full, neat, rich and elastic. Three types of fabrics: textured surface, woolen surface and suede surface
(9) Others: other varieties in woolen products, common ones include labor cloth, rough cloth, etc. The raw materials are mainly stubby wool, hem hair, recycled hair and wool fiber, and some of them are selected. Low-end products with grade four wool. Coarse cloth is a felted fabric of cotton warp, wool weft or blended chemical fiber fabric. The surface is half exposed and has a tight texture. The warp and weft of the labor cloth are made of blended chemical fiber fabric wool yarn. The surface of the cloth is half exposed or the bottom pattern is exposed. The texture is tight and the hand feels thick. The texture of rough cloth and labor cloth often adopts 2/2 twill and 2/2 broken twill.
Among other coarse fabrics, there is also a variety of Pulpun cloth, which is divided into high, medium and low grades. It is a fabric used by ethnic minorities. It is usually exposed or semi-exposed. The reverse side is velvety, the texture is tight, the hand feels thick, and it has good rainproof and warmth-retaining properties. High-end ones are made of first- and second-grade wool as raw materials, and the fabrics are available in plain and colored strips. The structure adopts 2/2 twill, double weft, 3/1 twill, etc.
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