Basic knowledge of clothing fabrics includes fiber composition, properties and uses. The following are several common fiber components, their characteristics and uses:
1. Cotton: Cotton is a natural fiber with good air permeability and moisture absorption. Sexy, soft and comfortable. Cotton products are suitable for summer wear and can be made into daily clothing such as T-shirts, shirts, and pants.
2. Hemp: Hemp fiber is heat-resistant, breathable, cool to the touch, and has good antibacterial properties. Linen products are suitable for summer wear, and common ones include linen, linen, etc.
3. Wool: Wool is a common type of animal fiber with good thermal insulation properties, good elasticity and wear resistance. Wool products are suitable for cold season wear, such as woolen sweaters, coats, etc.
4. Silk: Silk is made from fibers extracted from silkworm cocoons. It is shiny, soft and smooth. Silk products are light and comfortable, suitable for making elegant dresses, pajamas, etc.
5. Chemical fibers: Chemical fibers are divided into man-made fibers and synthetic fibers. Man-made fibers such as rayon and Lycra are hygroscopic and breathable, making them suitable for making casual sportswear. Synthetic fibers such as polyester and nylon have high strength and good wear resistance, and are suitable for making outdoor clothing, sports equipment, etc.
6. Blending: Blending refers to a fabric made by mixing two or more different fibers together. Blended fabrics combine the characteristics of various fibers to improve the performance of the fabric, such as firmness, durability, etc.
It should be noted that each fiber has its own special characteristics and uses, and fabrics of different fibers will also have different feel, gloss, and moisture absorption. Sex, breathability, warmth and other characteristics, when choosing clothing, you should choose the appropriate fabric based on the season, occasion and personal needs. In addition, fabrics of different fibers also require corresponding maintenance methods to extend the life of the clothing.
