One of the most important factors that people pay attention to when buying clothes is the characteristics of the clothing fabric, the clothing fabric must be of very good quality to protect people against penetration according to each season in which it is used. To keep the cold in the cold seasons or to let the air flow through it in the hot seasons.
If people are not careful enough in choosing the desired fabric and the fabric of their clothes, the money and time spent on buying clothes or fabric will be wasted, but there are still some people who do not know how to choose the quality. Recognize the desired fabric and what makes a fabric of quality or poor quality. For this reason, we at Ruchi intend to introduce you to the characteristics of fabrics and the factors that affect these characteristics, so that you can easily recognize the characteristics of fabrics.
All about fabric properties thread swing
For thousands of years, man has realized that if he pulls a bunch of fibers and twists them parallel to each other, these fibers will get tangled and entangled with each other, resulting in a thread. A resistant thread is created. One of the factors that can affect the quality of fabric is warp.
A special device is used in the laboratory to make an accurate image of the cross section of the thread in the fabric. Fabrics made from yarn with low warp have a soft, smooth and voluminous texture, and fabrics made from yarn with high warp have a hard, rough and bulky texture. It is interesting to know that if the fabric is made of high-textured cotton, the possibility of lint forming in the clothes is reduced.
Fabric density
The term fabric density, which is another feature of the fabric, means the closeness of the threads to each other in the fabric, in other words, the number of threads in one centimeter of the length or width of the fabric is called thread density. The density of the fabric affects the physical properties of the fabric such as air permeability, fabric coverage, strength, weight and wrinkle resistance.
In the textile industry, a fabric that has a higher density has a higher quality, for example, the higher the density of the fabric, the greater its weight, and the density of the fabric makes the fabric stronger and causes the fabric to change shape less. to be On the other hand, fabrics that have less density because the empty space between their threads is more, have a softer texture than fabrics with high density, and their wrinkle resistance is also less.
The density of the fabric is determined using a device using a weft counter, this device has a graduated screen equipped with a magnifying glass that measures the number of threads or the number of rows in one centimeter of fabric. counts and finally determines the density of the fabric.
Wrinkling and reversibility of wrinkles