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04-27
Characteristics of household textiles
Decorative textiles, as the name suggests, are primarily for decorative purposes. Therefore, the ability to fully achieve decorative purposes is a basic requirement for such textiles.
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How should textiles be stored?
Choose a well-ventilated place for storage; otherwise, prolonged storage may cause mildew in the middle part, resulting in spots on the cotton fabric and reduced fabric strength.
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I. Textile raw materials such as yarn, natural silk, artificial silk, chemical fiber staple fiber, elastic yarn, metal wire, etc.
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The shrinkage rate of a fabric refers to the percentage by which the fabric shrinks after washing or soaking. Generally speaking, fabrics with high shrinkage rates are synthetic fibers and their blended fabrics.
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What are the classifications of textiles?
Ancient silk textiles were mainly named according to their weave, pattern, and color. Many of the old names are still used in modern silk, such as crepe, satin, ramie, and silk.
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What are the main products of knitted fabrics?
Knitted sweat fabric, cotton fleece, rib fabric, mesh fabric, fleece, air layer, polyester cover fabric, terry cloth, brushed fabric, cut pile fabric, artificial fur, and many more
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The difference between regenerated fiber fabric and pure cotton
The difference between regenerated fiber fabrics and pure cotton fabrics: any fiber that is reused with cellulose as a raw material can be called a regenerated fiber fabric.
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What kind of clothing fabric is closest to being environmentally friendly, healthy, and pollution-free? It's not cotton, silk, or wool.