Can Shrinkage Rate Be Specified In Textile Products?

2010/8/30 14:40:00 83

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When buying a T-shirt that fits well, it will shrink into a "tights" after washing. Consumers feel that clothes, sheets and so on will often shrink after washing. Can textile products show shrinkage?

Yesterday, reporters visited some shopping malls.

Supermarket

And clothing stores understand that, at present, the clothing products produced by regular manufacturers will mark the labels, including product type, fabric composition, washing methods and other information, but do not specify the shrinkage rate of products.

When the reporter asked if the clothes would shrink, some salesmen claimed that there was a little more cotton and silk clothing, but they could not be sure how much they would shrink.

According to the insiders, fabrics often shrink after washing or soaking.

size

Change, commonly known as "shrinkage rate".

The shrinkage of raw materials, density, thickness and production technology of textiles will be affected.

Generally speaking, the shrinkage rate of synthetic fiber and blended fabric is small, and wool, linen and cotton fabrics are in the middle. The shrinkage of silk fabrics is larger, and the shrinkage of viscose fibers is larger.

Reporters yesterday found that China's textile industry standards for different textiles "shrinkage rate" specific provisions, for example, knitted T-shirts, superior products shrinkage rate should not exceed 3%, first-class and qualified products must not exceed 5%-6%; knitted casual wear, superior products shrinkage rate should not exceed 4%, first-class and qualified products must not exceed 5%;

Sheet

The shrinkage rate of superior products should not exceed 3%, the first grade products should not exceed 4%, and the qualified products should not exceed 5%.

However, most of these are recommended indicators, nor do they require textile shrinkage.

However, some consumers say that if manufacturers can initiatively specify shrinkage rate, they can help customers choose products that are more suitable, which is also a way for customers to understand more clearly.