Rich Materials Provide Inexhaustible Material For Reconstructing Clothing Materials.

Rich materials provide inexhaustible material for reconstructing clothing materials.

When you enter the clothing material market, such as Guangzhou Zhongda's fabric market, you will be amazed at the variety and variety of new materials. The clothing materials can be divided into two categories from the form, one is the flat width fabric.

In the reconstruction of garment materials.

Generally, it can be directly used for cutting, decomposing and reorganizing the fabric. It has cotton fabrics, linen fabrics, silk fabrics, chemical fiber fabrics, blended fabrics and interwoven fabrics.

And non wovens and leather materials.

All kinds of fabrics have different strength, flexibility, flexibility, luster, warmth, gravity, permeability, and different texture. The different materials will have corresponding processing methods: the same material will produce a variety of texture changes after using different processing methods.

Such as weft and weft interwoven fabrics with different colors, after using partial cutting and turning technology.

There will be two kinds of color changes. Velvet fabrics will change in the direction of reverse direction. The silk and yarn fabrics will have a good diaphaneity and appear a hazy, implicit and rich color when they are stacked.

Fur and leather have beautiful natural texture and patterns. They are good design materials.

Another kind is ornamental material, generally appear in dots and lines, such as all kinds of lace, wool, rope, colored rope, beads, sequins, shell ornaments, stone ornaments, zippers, feathers, buttons...

And so on, this kind of material is generally used to decorate and decorate the bottom cloth, which can make the bottom cloth completely different from each other and bring about a completely new look.

It can be seen that abundant materials can help designers to develop their imagination and arouse their desire to create.

Become a designer's motivation for materials.

At the same time, the continuous development of new materials can provide designers with ever exhausted creative energy.