Fabrics Q&A

First of all, let me make it clear that lambswool is not taken from sheep, but is made of polyester, acrylic and other chemical fibers. Strictly speaking, lambswool should be called imitation cashmere, but it d…

Formal suits and trousers are must-have clothing for every working person. Because they are worn more frequently, trousers will often become reflective on the buttocks and knees after wearing them for a long ti…

The English name of ultrafine fiber is microfiber. Literally, it is a very thin fiber. The academic community generally defines fibers with a diameter of less than 5 microns as ultrafine fiber. Many of these fi…

Suri velvet is a textile fabric made of alpaca hair. This kind of alpaca is mainly produced in South America. The raw materials are not easy to obtain, so it is generally only used to make high-end clothing. Th…

Metal wire fabric is to add a certain amount (within 10%) of metal wire to cotton, chemical fiber or their blends. The fabric made in this way will have a good metallic luster. Of course, this method is not onl…

Cashmere is a relatively noble type of clothing fabric. It is taken from the roots of goat’s coarse hair. Because the fine cashmere on a goat is very limited, and the output of cashmere itself is very sma…

For hospitals or nursing homes, nurse uniforms are essential work clothes for nurses. Because of the particularity of the working environment, nurse uniforms have more functional requirements, such as antibacte…

Duvet cover is a kind of textile that we come into contact with every day, because quilt cover is basically in close contact with the body. A good quilt cover can promote human sleep, so the quality of quilt co…

You may have some misunderstandings about flame-retardant fabrics. It does not mean that it will not burn when in contact with fire, but that it can extinguish itself after isolating the fire source. In essence…