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Five Differences Between Imported Fabrics And Domestic Fabrics

2010/8/14 9:06:00 41

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Curtain fabric, fancy fabric, five difference of imported domestic products

The sources of cloth can be divided into two types: imported and domestic.

Imported fabrics

Spain

France, Germany, the United States and other European and American countries and neighbouring countries, mainly Korea and Japan.

The curtain fabric imported from regular channels has many features such as smooth cloth surface, strong drape and comfortable handle.

Despite the improvement in the quality of some domestic fabrics, there are still five major differences between imported fabrics and domestic fabrics.

First, the material quality is different: curtain fabrics are divided into cotton, linen, silk, cashmere, polyester and blended fabrics.

There are some common domestic products, although the difference is very small from the appearance, but the handle is thin, draping, elasticity and other indicators are very different, and the handle is not as soft and plump as imported.

Two, color and luster are different: most of the fabrics made in China are not of enough color.

Bright

The purity is not high enough and the ash is relatively gray.

Fabric

It looks like chaos. It's not very clean.

In the design of flower and color innovation, it is not rich enough and fashionable.

Three, there are differences in printing and dyeing process. The printing quality of domestic printing products is not good enough because of the lack of whiteness, fine continuity, poor continuity of lines, lack of vividness, and the difference between printing accuracy and imported fabrics.

Four, fabric performance is different: pure cotton fabric has a certain shrinkage. At present, there is no standard for shrinkage in the country, and the standard in Europe and the United States is between 3% and 5%.

Some sofa made of homemade cotton fabric is difficult to clean. Once it shrinks, it is difficult to put it back on the sofa. It is very thin and easy to wear.

Five, there are differences in environmental standards: many domestic household fabrics are made of synthetic fabrics, raw materials such as coal, oil and natural gas. These materials are poor in moisture absorption and airtight, and will release some harmful gases, such as formaldehyde.

Most of the imported fabrics are made of natural fibers, which are directly obtained from artificial plants and artificially raised animals.

Therefore, when buying curtain cloth, we should pay attention to whether there is any peculiar smell.

If the product smells of pungent odor, it may have residual formaldehyde, so it is best not to buy it.