Category Archives: Textile Knowledge

Tearing, or fabric tearing, happens when a load affects the fabric’s local yarns. In use, clothes can get caught on objects. This can pull off the local yarn in the fabric. It can form a strip or triangular tear, which is a type of fabric fracture. Definition of fabric tear strength Fabric tear strength is…

Printing and dyeing, or dyeing and finishing, is a kind of textile processing. It is also the general name for pre-treatment, dyeing, printing, finishing, and washing. Dyeing and finishing Dyeing and finishing is the chemical treatment of textiles (fibres, yarns, and fabrics). It is often called printing and dyeing. They combine it with spinning, weaving,…

GTexcare 2024: Bring together industry information, promote interaction and inspire boundless inspiration The 2024 Frankfurt International Textile Treatment Exhibition is on November 6-9. It has caught the attention of the global textile care industry. The exhibition will focus on key topics. These are automation, energy, resources, the circular economy, and textile hygiene. It will highlight…

List and Introduction of World Famous Fabric Manufacturers HOLLAND SHERRY Holland&Sherry makes some of the world’s most expensive fabrics. Based in Peebles, Scotland, its factory has the most complete product line of top brands. This factory has the most complete product line among the top brands. They are Holland Sherry and Domecq, known as the…

Unidirectional moisture-conducting fabrics can effectively export sweat in one direction. They help keep the body dry and cool, especially when playing outdoor sports in autumn and winter. This avoids heat loss from sweating. 1 What is unidirectional moisture transfer? Unidirectional moisture transfer is a process. It lets the inner fabric, in contact with the body,…

What is textile fabric? Textile Fabric Definition: In the textile industry, a fabric or textile is a soft material. Fine, pliable materials like yarns, fibers, and filaments make it. Specific structural relationships (cross, knot-tying, and joining) create it. It is widely used in apparel, medical care, and industry. 1. Three types of structural relationships of…

In today’s textile market, consumers care most about quality and comfort. To ensure that textiles meet high standards of quality, laboratory testing is essential. A textile laboratory tests and evaluates textiles. It is a scientific research facility. Design and Construction Considerations Laboratory Floor Plan Design the lab layout based on its purpose and requirements. Consider…

The drying rate of performance textiles is usually defined as the ability of a fabric to dry quickly by air circulation or other means after absorbing moisture in a humid environment. This indicator is often used to measure the moisture absorption and quick drying performance of fabrics to keep the wearer dry and comfortable. Common…

Fabric shrinkage, or elastic elongation, is the ratio of its length increase to its original length. Under certain conditions, we apply a tensile force at this point. It measures a fabric’s elasticity. It often describes its ability to deform under an external force. The stretch of a fabric has a significant impact on the fit,…

Basics Quality 　　Maximising guest satisfaction and getting things right the first time. Quality is the quality of the product, superior versus inferior in the same category. 　　QC 　　Focuses on checking whether the process of goods in the production process meets the design specifications. The inspection reveals the quality situation in the factory and gives timely…