The following methods can be used to identify the thickness of fabrics:
1. Visual perception method: unfold the fabric under light and observe its penetration. light conditions. If light can pass through the fabric and the light spots can be clearly seen, the fabric is relatively thin; if light cannot pass through the fabric, or light transmission is difficult and the light spots are not obvious, then the fabric is relatively thick.
2. Feeling method: Feel the texture and thickness of the fabric with your hands. Thinner fabrics generally have a soft, thin feel and a lighter hand feel. Thicker fabrics, on the other hand, will give people a heavy, strong and thick feeling.
3. Flip method: Flip the fabric to the back and observe. Some thin fabrics have a flatter, smoother appearance on the front, while the back tends to appear rougher and looser. Such fabrics are often relatively thin. Conversely, thicker fabrics may have a similar appearance on both sides.
4. Comparison method: Put fabrics of different thicknesses together for comparison. By comparing a piece of fabric with a known thickness to the fabric to be identified, the thickness of the fabric can be better judged.
It should be noted that the density of the fabric, the thickness of the yarn, the tension of the yarn and other factors will affect the thickness of the fabric, so the above method is only for refer to. When purchasing fabrics, it is best to comprehensively consider the fabric composition, texture and usage requirements to choose the most suitable fabric.
