This will be the most comprehensive guide on the topic of color fastness, in this guide, you will learn the classification of the color fastness, and the way to test, improve and avoid the poor color fastness performance, and much…
★ Cotton 1 Pure Cotton All woven from cotton, it is mostly used to make fashion wear, casual wear, underwear, and shirts. Advantages: easy to keep warm, soft fit, moisture absorption, breathability, heat and alkali resistance, clean and hygienic. Disadvantages:…
In the international trade of textiles, there are clear regulations on fiber composition labeling and identification, in order to reduce and avoid losses due to labeling specifications, it is necessary to pay attention to the composition labeling of textiles. This article…
Brief introduction of Lace Fabric History Lace is a kind of mesh tissue, first woven by hand by crochet. Europeans and Americans use a lot in women's clothing, especially evening dresses and wedding dresses. In the Middle Ages, lace became…
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What is textile? This is a big and complicated topic, The information in this article is about what is textile and to further break it down, it is divided into four core sections. The first section is What is textile? Classification…
1. Abrasion Resistance: If the crimp percentage is high then the resistance of the fabric will be higher. 2. Shrinkage: If the crimp percentage is high then the shrinkage of the fabric will be lower. 3. Handle Properties: When the…
When the fabric is laid down on a cutting table then it is sometimes feels to us troublesome to detect properly the face or back side of fabric. Sometimes it feels very difficult to mark out. The face side is…
Non-woven fabric is not woven by a single yarn and knot together, but directly through the physical method of bonding together, so when you get your clothes sticky, you will find it is not a root of the thread. Non-woven…
Felts: Felts have no regular structure but consist of masses of fiber united together by chemical treatments. Textile Tests made on felt are usually for content and are chemical and optical tests. Thickness is the most important physical test. Porosity…
Before giving a description of textiles history we should first know what is textiles. Well, Textiles is a technique by which a fabric is made by using warp and weft yarn. Textiles are not only produced by weaving but also…