Do You Understand The Fabric Labels?

In recent days, a lot of people have seen the appearance of the fabric.

What is the name of the fabric on such a tall fabric? Let's look at it together.

"I usually pay more attention to fabric when buying clothes. Recently, I bought a dress for my mother. I found that the fabric description was divided into Lesel fiber 42%, en card (viscose) 40%, cotton 10%, mulberry silk 8%.

Later, I searched the Internet to know that the fiber is commonly known as Tencel.

Less than that in the neighborhood near Cangwu, many of the fabric labels used to show cotton, linen, polyester, acrylic and other common names. Now many of the names of fabric fabrics include polyacrylonitrile fiber, imported fiber, polyurethane fiber and other nouns.

Less than that.

In many shopping malls and clothing stores, the "new fabric" did appear on the label of clothing fabrics.

In a shopping mall, we saw the labels of clothing ingredients sold by many counters. Besides the familiar cotton, linen, polyester and spandex, there were also words like polyester fiber, polyamide fiber, polyurethane fiber and lycel fiber.

Among them, polyester fibers are more common and appear on many sportswear washing labels.

In many shops, when asked about the clothes

When the salesmen used to explain the common names, most of them only told the main fabric of the clothes, and some of the salesmen mentioned above were not known about Lesel fibers, polyamide fibers and so on.

"I only know that the main material of this dress is silk and Tencel, and we are not very clear about what this kind of fiber is, maybe it is Tencel."

In a women's clothing store, the staff explained the fabric of a lady's clothing.

Subsequently, we consulted the relevant data and learned that according to the relevant national standards, many garment manufacturers began to label the names of fabrics on clothing labels.

In fact, polyester fiber is the scientific name of polyester which we are familiar with. Polyamide fiber is the scientific name of nylon or nylon. Polyacrylonitrile fiber is commonly known as acrylic fiber, polypropylene fiber is commonly known as polypropylene fiber, and polyvinyl formal fiber is commonly known as vinylon.

Experts on the Internet say that fibers are divided into natural fibers and

Natural fibers contain only a few types of linen, cotton, silk and wool.

There are dozens of chemical fibers, including polyester, nylon, acrylic and vinylon, all of which belong to synthetic fibers in chemical fibers.

These fibers are wear-resistant, flexible, and easy to wash and dry.

In accordance with the relevant national standards previously implemented, brand manufacturers simply label the ingredients on clothing product labels.

However, with the implementation of the new national standard of chemical fiber names, clothing products that are required to enter the market must be marked with the international name of their ingredients, thus causing consumers to feel dizzy.