The island yarn used to produce suede is not actually a single island yarn, but an island-type composite ultra-fine mixed fiber network yarn that is processed through network proce…

With the continuous enlargement of packages and the extensive use of suspended roving frames, the phenomenon of end-breakage of rovings during unwinding of spun yarns is becoming m…

After polyester knitted fabrics are dyed under high temperature and high pressure, due to the large oil content of the gray fabric during weaving, the agglomeration of fibers and d…

Disperse dyeing is an important dyeing method in dyeing factory processing and production. In actual production, the color may be too dark or the shade may not match. Once the dyed…

Fancy yarn refers to yarn with special structure and appearance effects obtained by using special raw materials, special equipment or special technology to process fibers or yarns …

Modal and rayon are both regenerated fibers, but the raw material of modal is wood pulp, while the raw material of rayon is natural fiber. From a certain point of view, these two f…

Synthetic fibers are different from natural fibers according to their different molecular compositions It has unique properties, such as high strength, light weight, easy to wash a…

Acetate fiber was born in the early 20th century. It was successfully trial-produced and industrialized by the United Kingdom in the early 1920s. It is currently the second largest…

Let’s learn about fabrics together! 1. Wool Wool feels plump and has good elasticity , strong hygroscopicity, good warmth retention and other advantages. The biggest disadvantage i…