Knitting fabric factory teaches you how to identify the material of your clothes by hand

Direct touch of the fabric by hand is one of the important methods used to identify the quality and quality of the fabric. Due to the wide variety of fabrics and the different quality, the feel of the fabrics is also very different. Today, knitted fabric manufacturers teach you how to judge the quality of clothes by hand.

1 Whether the appearance of the garment is rough or not, the fabric is soft or strong; 2 the thickness of the garment is thin, which means that the fabric is warm enough; 3 the fabric has no other irritating feeling to the skin. For example, silk fabrics will feel cool when touched; pure wool fabrics will feel very warm when they are put on the hands; cotton fabrics are mostly made of high-strength yarns, and if they feel rough, they are mostly low. The yarn is woven.

In addition, experienced people can also directly investigate the various fiber fabrics through direct eye investigation; for example, picking up a piece of clothing directly and directly investigating the yarn at the edge of the garment, but this requires a proper and rich experience. But in general, the feel is the most important way to buy fabrics and clothing.

1. Fabric strength: The fibers such as cotton and linen are very hard to touch and the wool is very soft. Silk, viscose, and nylon feel moderate. When vigorously pulled by hand, strong synthetic fibers such as silk, hemp, and cotton are difficult to break; wool and viscose fibers are very fragile.

2, fabric elasticity: when the fiber is stretched, the elasticity of cotton and linen is very small; the elasticity of wool and acetate is longer; the elasticity of silk, viscose and most synthetic fibers is very strong.

3, weight: cotton, hemp, viscose fiber is heavier than silk; nylon, acrylic, polypropylene is lighter than silk; wool, polyester, acetate and silk are similar in weight.