Seersucker Fabric Supplier Introduces The Purchase Instructions For Home Textile Fabrics

With the improvement in living standards, domestic families are paying more and more attention to the demand for home textile products. In addition to considering the style and color when purchasing home products, quality is also one of the main factors to pay attention to. The following is the introduction of Seersucker Fabric Supplier Instructions for purchasing home textile fabrics:

1. Types and main characteristics of home textile fabrics

① Cotton: natural fiber, no irritation in contact with the skin, beneficial and harmless to the human body, hygroscopic and breathable, but easy to wrinkle.

②Polyester-cotton blended: smoothness and tear strength are relatively good, not easy to wrinkle, but easy to fluff and pilling, and easy to generate static electricity.

③ Viscose fiber: low cost, good hygroscopicity, air permeability, and drape, but large shrinkage, poor wet strength, and easy to wrinkle.

④Polyester: poor hygroscopicity and air permeability, easy to fluff the surface, often produces an electrostatic reaction, good shape retention, high tear strength, wear-resistant and durable, smooth surface, good gloss.

2. The difference between printing and jacquard

①Printed fabric is the flower that is printed on the cloth after weaving. There are many choices.

② Satin weave: the texture formed by the warp and weft yarns being woven up and down in the weaving process. It is characterized by obvious differences between the front and back, the front is particularly smooth and shiny, while the back is rough and dull. Under the same fabric density, the original weave, is the one with the least interlacing points. So it feels soft but has the lowest strength.

3. Combed yarn and carded yarn
Between the carding and drawing process in front, three processes of "coil", "coiling" and "combing" are added. The uniformity of the sliver is improved by repeatedly merging and drafting the sliver] cotton rolls, combing the short fibers (below 16mm), and the yarn spun by this method is called combed yarn. If the above three processes are omitted, the yarn spun is called combed yarn. The appearance and feel of fabrics woven from combed yarns will be greatly improved.