What You Should Know When Choosing Home Decor Textile Fabrics

The composition of the home decorative fabric, including material, feel, etc., determines that many attributes of the fabric are content that customers must understand when purchasing products, so it is very important.

Care characteristics: The care of fabrics includes washing, maintenance, etc., which is an item that end users will be particularly concerned about. Sometimes customers abandon the purchase of a product because the care is too complicated.

Woven fabrics and knitted fabrics: due to the difference in weaving equipment and weaving methods, there are two basic types of textile fabrics for clothing: woven fabrics: two or more groups of yarns interlaced at right angles to each other, and the yarns appear The longitudinal ones are called warp yarns, and the horizontal ones are called weft yarns. Because the yarns of the woven fabric are interlaced with each other in a vertical manner, it has the characteristics of firmness, stability, and relatively low shrinkage.

Knitted fabric: The looped structure of warp yarns forms loops, and new loops pass through previous loops, such as

This is repeated to form a knitted fabric.

Fabric structure: The following are the three most basic original organizations of fabrics, also known as basic organizations. Other organizations are derived from these three kinds of organizations.

Plain weave: The warp yarns and weft yarns of plain weave fabric are alternately interwoven with ups and downs. The feature of plain weave is that the front and back of the fabric have the same appearance effect and the surface is flat, so it is called plain weave. The texture of plain weave fabric is firm, and its disadvantage is that it feels hard and the pattern is monotonous.

Twill weave: The weave points of twill weave are continuous oblique lines. Twill weave fabric is characterized by the difference between the front and back of the fabric, which is denser and thicker than plain weave fabric, with better luster and a soft hand feeling. However, under the condition of the same thickness and density of warp and weft yarns, its fastness is not as good as that of plain weave fabrics.

Satin weave: Satin weave is the most complex of the three original weaves. The characteristics of a satin weave are: the surface of the fabric is flat and smooth, full of luster, and soft in texture, but compared with plain weave and twill weave, it is easily fluffed or even damaged by external friction. Satin weave is mainly used for dress products.