Fabrics Q&A

The initial application of hemp, known as the king of natural fibers, originated from China. Hemp fibers have good moisture absorption and breathability properties, and hemp is no exception. Maybe we are more e…

Suede fabric is made from suede hair as raw material and processed. Suede is the skin on the suede body. The fiber tissue of suede is very tightly arranged, so the cloth is very thick and even thicker than Shee…

Poplin is a clothing fabric that originated in Shandong. At that time, only nobles or officials could own this kind of fabric. Its feel and appearance are very similar to silk. It is a high-end clothing fabric.…

Viscose is actually what we call artificial cotton. People also call rayon viscose fiber. It has a feel very similar to cotton, but its price is much cheaper than cotton. In addition to being useful in the fiel…

Soybean fiber is a type of plant protein fiber. Soybean fiber can be spun into silk through wet spinning. It has a feel similar to wool, and the luster of the fabric is closer to that of silk. It is healthy and…

Polar fleece (sheep fleece) is a kind of clothing fabric made of polyester as raw material, knitted by a circular knitting machine and then processed by polarization. The fluff on the front is dense and the bac…

The yarn card fabric is generally made of better quality cotton or polyester. We also call this fabric khaki, which is a twill fabric. The yarn card can also be divided into double-sided and single yarn. Card t…

We refer to various types of silk fabrics (real silk, printed silk, etc.) as satin, because there are many types of silk fabrics. Let’s list a few of our more common satins, and introduce their advantages and d…

Jersey is a fabric woven by knitting. This kind of cloth is mainly used to make undershirts. Because it is knitted, the jersey will have a certain degree of elasticity. Some Clothing manufacturers will use jers…