Classification of fabrics

The types of fabrics can be divided into woven fabrics and knitted fabrics in terms of weaving methods, and can be divided into grey fabrics, bleached fabrics, dyed and colored fabrics, printed fabrics, yarn-dyed fabrics, mixed craft fabrics, etc. from the raw materials. Cotton cloth, chemical fiber cloth, linen cloth, woolen cloth, silk, and blended fabrics, etc.

Cloth is one of the most common decorative materials, including chemical fiber carpets, non-woven wall coverings, linen, nylon, colored tape, flannel and other fabrics. Cloth plays a considerable role in decorative display. A large number of fabrics are used for wall decoration, partition, and background treatment, which can also form a good commercial space display style.

Cotton is a general term for all kinds of cotton textiles. It is mostly used to make fashion, casual wear, underwear and shirts. It has the advantages of easy warmth, soft fit, moisture absorption, and good breathability. Its disadvantage is that it is easy to shrink and wrinkle, and the appearance is not very crisp and beautiful, and it must be ironed frequently when wearing.

Silk is a general term for various silk fabrics woven from silk as raw materials. It's light, fit, soft, smooth, breathable, colorful, lustrous, elegant and comfortable to wear.

Chemical fiber is the abbreviation of chemical fiber. It is a textile made of fibers using polymer compounds as raw materials. Usually it is divided into two categories: artificial fibers and synthetic fibers. Their common advantages are vibrant colors, soft textures, drape, and smooth, comfortable fit.