Can you tell about fabric by touching it?
People have higher and higher requirements for bedding, so home textile fabrics also need to be of high quality. quality. When we buy home textiles, have we ever encountered a situation where we don’t know what fabric it is? How to identify fabric? The following teaches you how to use touch to identify home textiles.
1. Silk: Silk has a smooth and delicate surface, soft luster, bright and pure color. It feels smooth and soft in the hand and looks lightweight and elegant. Under dry conditions, the silk surface will make a “silky sound” when it is torn.
2. Pure linen fabric: shiny, rough to the touch, and some may feel itchy. There are many wrinkles, slow recovery and poor sagging.
3. Pure cotton cloth: The fabric has a soft luster and a soft feel. Less elastic and prone to wrinkles. After squeezing the fabric with your hands and releasing it, you can see obvious creases, which are not easy to return to their original state. Pull several warp and weft yarns from the edge of the cloth to open them and observe that the fiber lengths are different.
4. Polyester-cotton cloth: pure luster, smooth, smooth cloth surface, clean, no yarn or impurities. It feels stable. Straight and more elastic than pure cotton. After squeezing the fabric and releasing it, the wrinkled fabric is obvious and can easily return to its original shape.
5. Viscose silk fabric: The silk surface is bright but not soft, colorful, smooth, soft and drapey, but not as light and elegant as silk. If you pinch the silk surface and release it, there will be creases and recovery will be slow. The sound was hoarse as it tore. The warp and weft threads are easily broken when wet with water.
