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Heat setting process and stages
Heat setting process The most common reason for heat setting is to achieve the dimensional stability of a yarn or fabric containing thermoplastic fibers. Heat setting is a heat treatment that gives fibers shape retention, wrinkle resistance, resilience and elasticity. It also changes strength, st...Read more -
What’s Repreve®?
Before we launch into it, you must know that REPREVE is only a fibre, and not the fabric or the finished garment. Fabric manufactures purchase REPREVE yarn from Unifi (the manufacturer of REPREVE) and also weave the fabric. The finished fabric can either be 100 REPREVE or a blended with virgin po...Read more -
Some important news about GRS certification
The Global Recycle Standard (GRS) is an international, voluntary, and complete product standard that sets requirements for third-party manufacturers to be verified, such as recycling content, chain of custody, social and environmental practices, and chemical restrictions. The goal of GRS is to in...Read more -
What is the single jersey fabric
Jersey is a weft-knit fabric that is also called plain knit or single knit fabric. Sometimes we also claim the term “jersey” is used loosely to refer to any knitted fabric without the distinct rib. The details about making single jersey fabric Jersey can be made by hand a long...Read more -
Waffle fabric
1, Introduction Waffle fabric, also referred to as honeycomb fabric, has raised threads that form small rectangles. It can be made by either weaving or knitting. Waffle weave is a further exploitation of plain weave and twill weave which produces a three-dimensional effect. The combination of war...Read more -
The introduction of color fastness
This article aims to introduce the types of fabric color fastness and precautions so that you can buy the fabric that suits you. 1, Rubbing fastness: Rubbing fastness refers to the degree of fading of dyed fabrics after rubbing, which can be dry rubbing and wet rubbing. The rubbing fastness is e...Read more -
What is the difference between activewear and sportswear?
The definition of activewear and sportswear Activewear and sportswear are two different types of garments for people leading an dynamic lifestyle. In fact, Sportswear refers to garments designed specifically for sports purposes, while activewear refers to garments designed for transition from exe...Read more -
What fabric is best for sportswear?
1, Cotton In the history, the general agreement among assiduity experts was that cotton is a material that doesn’t absorb sweat, so it wasn’t a good option for active wear. Still, of late, cotton sportswear is passing a reanimation, as it has better odor operation compared to other a...Read more -
How to choose four way stretch shapewear fabric?
In the modern times, the adding people prefer keep thin figure by wearing the shapewear. It’s anatomized that the global shapewear request is about USD 9 billion to 10 billion. The shapewear manufactories are new innovated in China, Vietnam etc. The composition is some advice to choose shapewear ...Read more -
The difference between waterproof fabric, water-repellent fabric and water-resistant fabric
Waterproof fabric If you need to stay completely dry in driving rain or snow, your best option is to wear a properly designed garment made from waterproof breathable fabric. The conventional waterproofing treatments work by covering the pores with a layer of polymer or a membrane. Covering is a g...Read more -
How to identify the polyester and nylon
Polyester and nylon are widely used in various clothing in daily life and are closely related to our lives. This article wants to introduce how to distinguish between polyester and nylon simply and efficiently. 1, In terms of appearance and feel, polyester fabrics have darker luster and relativel...Read more -
Brief introduction of tan through fabric
Have you ever dreamed of one day, lying on the beach with swimsuit on, then get a blond skin all over body without tan lines? This is the fabric that I would like to introduce today-tan through fabric. Unlike jersey fabric, cotton polyester fabric, and other knitted fabric, I think tan through fa...Read more
