Classification of silk fabrics<\/h1>\n
1. The basic principles of classification are based on the fabric’s organizational structure, finishing process, raw materials used, texture and appearance, and combined with their uses. When dividing the categories, we should also take into account the traditional customary classification in ancient my country. 2. Classification of silk products (1) Names of 14 major categories of silk fabrics: \u2460 Yarn: Yarn is a fabric with obvious yarn holes, all or in the ground and grain parts. The light and transparent ones can be used as window screens, and the medium-thick ones can be used as work clothes. \u2461 Luo: It is a fabric that adopts Luo weave in whole or in part. The surface yarn holes are in the shape of horizontal strips, which are called horizontal strips, and the surface yarn holes, which are in the shape of straight strips, are called straight strips. Generally light and thin, suitable for summer clothing. \u2461 Damn: Damn is a fabric based on twill or twill variation and has an obvious diagonal appearance. Mainly raw silk, the raw silk needs to be refined, colored and finished. The light and thin texture can be used for decoration, such as Chinese painting borders, book binding, etc. The medium-thick type is used for making work clothes or work clothes linings. \u2463Silk: Silk is mainly plain weave or changed plain weave, flat and crisp yarn-dyed or yarn-dyed and overdyed silk fabric. Textural details that can be used to create workwear. \u2464Spinning: The spinning adopts plain weave structure, and the warp and weft are generally not twisted. It is a silk fabric with a fine, clean and dense surface. Spinning is also called spinning. It is one of the simplest production processes among silk fabrics. Suitable for fabrics for general summer workwear and linings and guts for high-end suits.
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