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10% camel hair, 10% silk, 80% wool

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10% camel hair, 10% silk, 80% wool

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Nylon


10% camel hair, 10% silk, 80% wool

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Nylon


10% camel hair, 10% silk, 80% wool

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The characteristics of wool yarn.


Wool yarn is loved by craft enthusiasts for its softness, warmth, and ease of knitting. It not only offers a rich variety of colors and materials but also has excellent thermal insulation and breathability. Additionally, wool yarn has a certain degree of elasticity and abrasion resistance, making the knitted clothing and home goods more durable.

Types of Fabrics


Cotton: Good moisture absorption, soft and comfortable, strong breathability, making it an ideal material for summer clothing and bedding. Wool: Excellent warmth retention, but may not be suitable for sensitive skin, commonly used for winter clothing and blankets.

Applications of Fabrics


Fabrics have a wide range of applications, including clothing and fashion, home decor, furniture manufacturing, automotive interiors, medical and sanitary uses, sports and outdoor products, as well as industrial applications. Different types of fabrics play their respective roles in these fields due to their unique characteristics and purposes.

The manufacturing process of fabrics.


Woven fabric is formed by two or more sets of yarns interlacing at right angles. The yarns that run vertically are called the warp, while the yarns that run horizontally are called the weft. Woven fabrics have characteristics of being sturdy, stable, and having a relatively low shrinkage rate, making them commonly used for making formal clothing such as shirts and suits.

Spinning Technology and Quality


The spinning process of yarn plays a decisive role in its quality. Common spinning processes include combed yarn, carded yarn (regular carded yarn), and filament yarn.

The structure and shape of yarn are diverse.


Monofilament: Refers to a single long continuous strand of filament. Multifilament: Refers to a bundle of two or more monofilaments combined together. Twisted yarn: Yarn formed by twisting multifilaments together.