To judge the quality of clothing fabrics, you can start from the following aspects:
1. Touch: High-quality fabrics usually feel soft, smooth and smooth to the touch. exquisite. You can gently touch the fabric with your hands to feel its texture.
2. Thickness and weight: Good quality fabrics usually have a certain thickness and weight. They are relatively strong and not easily deformed. You can initially judge their quality by observing the thickness of the fabric with your hands and comparing the weight of similar products.
3. Glossiness: High-quality fabrics usually have good gloss under light. You can put the fabric under light to observe its reflection. If it shows a shiny effect, it may be a better fabric.
4. Yarn density: Yarn density is also one of the important criteria for evaluating fabric quality. Good fabrics have uniform yarn density and clear lines. You can carefully observe the fabric structure of the fabric to identify whether the yarn is even and fine.
5. Elasticity and resilience: High-quality fabrics usually have a certain degree of elasticity and resilience, that is, they can return to their original shape after stretching and are not easy to relax and deform. You can try to gently stretch the fabric and observe its ability to rebound to judge the quality of the fabric.
6. Durability and wear resistance: High-quality fabrics usually have high durability and wear resistance, and can withstand a certain amount of friction and pulling. Not easily damaged. You can look at the fabric’s fracture surfaces and worn areas to see if it’s susceptible to damage.
7. Breathability: Good fabrics usually have good breathability, allowing air and moisture to penetrate and maintaining skin comfort. You can feel the breathability by holding the fabric close to your face or the back of your hands.
8. Color fastness: High-quality fabrics have high color fastness and are not easy to fade. You can choose a small area of fabric and wipe it gently with a damp paper towel to see if the color fades or stains the paper towel.
Of course, the above is only a preliminary judgment method. If you want to judge the quality of the fabric more accurately, it is best to send the fabric to a professional laboratory for chemical analysis. Professional testing such as fiber tissue structure identification.
