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08-17 

What is the difference between Tencel and pure cotton?

The moisture absorption performance of Tencel is better than that of pure cotton. The moisture regain of pure cotton is 8%, while the moisture regain of Tencel is about 12%, which is 50% higher. Between 500, and Tencel can reach 1500, which is 3 times that of pure cotton, so it is very comfortable to use in summer.

08-17 

How to clean Tencel material

Generally speaking, if the material of Tencel fiber is dirty, it can be cleaned directly, but when cleaning, it is not recommended for everyone to soak it. Long-term soaking will make the distance between the loose fibers become farther and farther, so Some fabrics will appear wrinkled or pilling. The use of alkaline detergents will cause great damage to this Tencel fabric, so you must pay attention.

08-17 

How to identify rayon, real silk, polyester yarn?

The rayon is bright, rough and hard to handle, and has a wet and cold feeling. When it is held tightly by hand, it is released, with many wrinkles. After flattening, there are still marks. Take out the cloth and rub it with the tongue end. The rayon is straight and easy to break and break. The elasticity is different when it is dry or wet.

08-17 

What is polyester high elastic yarn?

Fully drawn yarn introduces stretching in the spinning process to obtain winding yarn with high degree of orientation and moderate crystallinity, which is fully drawn yarn. Conventional fully drawn yarns of polyester and nylon are all chemical fiber filaments.

08-17 

The advanced level of satin silk shirt makes commuter wear instantly upgrade N Levels

When everyone mentions silk, they say high-end, so why is silk "exalted" (and why is it really expensive)?

08-17 

Viscose fiber is very popular, how to solve the environmental protection problems in the production process?

The increasing purchasing power of consumers in emerging economies and the rise of the fast fashion industry have led to a substantial increase in the number and frequency of clothing purchases. These changes have not only contributed to the booming textile industry, but also increased the environmental impact of the garment production process.