Li Senlin Creates Flax Brand With Independent Intellectual Property Rights

Shin Shen group, China's largest Linen fabric Production enterprises, China's 10 largest flax enterprises, the national standard formulation of linen products, China's famous brand products, and China's popular fabrics.

Founded in 1998, Xinshen group is a high-end textile material market. Textile enterprises It integrates the design, development and production of flax products and implements one-stop service from textile raw material production to garment export. Imported flax raw materials from France and Belgium, the flower pattern is unique and novel. The company has advanced 19000 spindles of British McKay flax spinning equipment. Italy There are 480 shuttleless looms, with an annual spinning capacity of 3600 tons, a linen fabric of 12 million meters or more, and dyeing and semi bleaching finishing up to 3 million meters. The scale is over 3000. For a long time, it has established excellent cooperation with famous international brands. Borrowing the international advanced design and management concept, strict internal management system. To create flax brand with independent intellectual property rights,.2005 introduced the advanced design concept of Italy in the year to launch new linen series fabrics, and from the design, weaving, dyeing and finishing of textile fabrics to whole process technical guidance. It makes the style and quality of Xinshen linen fabric an advanced international level. It can be said that the imported fabric is localized. Making the world flax more exciting is the pursuit of new Shen people.

At home, people often wonder, do not even understand why many foreign friends like to listen to linen. They want to answer this question. Apart from the essential characteristics of linen products introduced below, there is an important social factor, that is, linen textile has an indelible track in the history of human civilization.

Flax fiber is the first natural fiber found and used by mankind. The history of flax development is almost equal to the history of human civilization.

Ancient times were the starting point of flax development. Ten thousand or twenty thousand years ago, the ancients began planting flax in the Nile Valley. From the discovery of modern archaeology, it can be concluded that linen weave appeared at the latest five thousand to four thousand B.C., and looms appeared at that time. The study of Pharaoh's tomb showed that the weaving level of linen was high at that time, when Pharaohs began to use linen.

The ancient men, regardless of their status, were either breast or body wrapped around aprons. They were made of linen, called "Luo Yin". French called this linen waistcloth as "idle" while the woman was mainly dressed in a tight waist and straight Linen Skirt. It was called "chonica" which was hung on the shoulder or waist belt with a straps, and its styles varied. In the Neolithic age, linen was introduced into the Mediterranean coastal countries. From the middle ages, flax was spread from Switzerland to France, England and Belgium. By the early tenth Century, linen fibers began to circulate as commodities in the market.

Everyone knows that "clothing, food, shelter and travel" are the basic needs of human life, and their development process marks the historical stage of human material civilization. Before the invention of ancient textile twisting technology, it began with the easy production of filament fibers, which are silk and hemp. As documented in the literature, linen fibers, like silk, were the first to enter human life. Far from the stone age, Swiss people lived in lakes and tropics, and people cultivated flax and made their fibers into fabrics. To the prosper of ancient Rome, they were more common in Europe. In ancient Greece, Leah, Ruseb and Georgia in the Soviet Union, there were several centuries old linen relics. This is used as a symbol of ancient civilization in Rome and Greece. In the 1760, Russian inventor Luo Jen Green Cove invented the linen combing machine to make the linen textile industry enter a new era.

Later, in the flax rich France, in order to solve the problem of clothing at that time, Napoleon issued a reward for offering a reward of 1 million francs, and invented a spinning machine that could produce better linen textiles. In 1810, Frenchman Philip Gerard invented the wet spinning frame, and the first flourishing period of linen textile industry emerged from the history of human textile. Linen fabrics have been used in people's lives for a wider range of uses. In the next century, textile and textile technology developed, cotton and woollen fabrics developed faster, and then the rapid development of man-made fibers. Although the total amount of other textile fibers far exceeded that of ancient silk and hemp, human society would not and could not forget the traditional products that had affected people's lives for thousands of years.