Types and Characteristics of Fabrics
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fabric interwoven fabric blended fabric
According to the raw materials of fabrics, they can be divided into pure textiles, blended textiles and interwoven fabrics; according to the purpose of the fabrics, they can be divided into clothing and decoration categories. , sanitary products and industrial cloths. The breakdown is as follows:
(1) Classification according to the raw materials constituting the fabric
① Pure textile fabric refers to a fabric made of yarns spun from the same fiber. Such as: pure cotton fabric, pure linen fabric, etc.
② Blended fabric refers to a fabric woven with warp and weft yarns blended with two or more different types of fibers. Such as polyester-cotton blended fabrics, polyester-viscose blended imitation wool fabrics, etc.
(2) Classification according to the use of fabrics
① Clothing fabrics refer to fabrics, accessories and interlinings used to make clothing.
② Sanitary fabrics refer to towels, bath towels, pillow towels, handkerchiefs, sheets, sheets, blankets, etc.
③ Decorative fabrics refer to curtains, curtains, bedspreads, sofa fabrics, chair covers, carpets, tapestries, etc.
④ Outdoor products refer to parasols, umbrellas, tents, beach fabrics, etc.
⑤ Technical industrial fabrics refer to various fabrics for industrial, agricultural, medical and military needs, such as transmission belts, canvas, hoses, insulating fabrics, and cord fabrics , parachute cloth, bandages, filter cloth, screening silk, etc.
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