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Coconut Carbon Fiber
The shell of the coconut can be processed into coconut carbon fiber that is an important environmentally-friendly fiber. The Features of Clothes Made of Coconut Carbon Fiber 1.Type: Coconut carbon fiber 2.Color: Charcoal grey, or colorless and dyed again 3.Excellent luster 4.Moisture-resistant, ...Read more -
What Is Rayon?
Rayon is a kind of artificial cellulose fiber.It is usually obtained by dissolving, refining and modifying the straw of plants such as reeds. And it also uses cellulose fibers as raw materials, which can be extracted from petroleum, animals and plants. It mainly includes three categories: viscose...Read more -
Suede Fabric
Suede fabric is artificial fabric. It is to imitate the appearance, handle and texture of natural suede. Main Features and Appearance Soft and exquisite fluff handle: The fabric surface is covered with a layer of short and dense fluff, which has very soft and comfortable handle. It is like velve...Read more -
Taslan Fabric
Taslan fabric is a kind of high-performance nylon fabric. It is famous for its excellent performance and wide application. It is especially suitable for outdoor clothing and equipment. Main Characteristics of Taslan Fabric The main material of Taslan fabric is nylon.So that it has the advantages ...Read more -
The Main Features and Advantages of Polyester/Nylon Fabric
Polyester/nylon fabric is blended by polyester and nylon, which combines the advantages of two fibers and makes up for each other’s shortcomings, so as to obtain fabric with more balanced and more superior performance. Main Features and Advantages of Polyester/Nylon Fabric 1.Complementari...Read more -
What Are The Advantages of Polyester/Cotton Comparing with Cotton?
Comparing with cotton, polyester/cotton has some unique advantages in performance. 1.Good durability Polyester fiber has relatively strong rigidity. The anti-wrinkling performance of polyester/cotton fabric is obviously better than that of cotton fabric. After washed, cotton fabric is easy to c...Read more -
What Is Canvas?
Canvas is a relatively rough and thick cotton or linen fabric. It got its name because it was originally used for sails. Modern canvas is usually made of cotton or linen, and sometimes polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Generally it is adopted plain weave, with a small amount using twill weave. Both the w...Read more -
Which Is More Durable, Viscose Fiber Fabric or Cotton Fabric?
Tensile and Wear Resistance Viscose fiber fabric: Viscose fiber has low strength. It is easy to deform. By long-term use, fiber breakage and damage may also occur. Cotton fabric: Because pure cotton fibers have a relatively high dry strength, they can better withstand stretching and friction in ...Read more -
The Astonishing “Textile Talent” of Banana
Banana fiber is one of the strongest fibers in the world. This kind of biodegradable natural fiber is very durable. Banana fiber is made from banana stems and is mainly composed of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. After chemical degumming, banana fiber can be used in cotton spinning. After ...Read more -
What Is Nylon Taffta?
Nylon Taffta is mainly made of nylon by silk spinning process. Component and structure Material: The main component of nylon taffta is polyamide fiber (nylon). It is made by high-density weaving technology. Plain weave or twill weave are the commonly seen fabric. Process: By flatting treatment, t...Read more -
Polyester/Viscose Fiber Fabric
Polyester/viscose fiber fabric is blended by polyester and viscose fiber, which has high strength, good anti-wrinkling property and quick drying performance. It is widely applied in garment, home textile and industry, etc. Features High strength: Polyester has high strength and wear resistance. S...Read more -
What Is Slub Cotton?
Slub cotton is a kind of cotton fabric, which has regular yarn drawing and yarn picking and a texture similar to bamboo nodes. The production process of slub cotton is very unique, which is used knitting method and the special yarn drawing and yarn picking techniques. This process makes the coi...Read more