Tips on fabric classification<\/h1>\n
1. Plain knitted fabric: A. Woven: relatively thin, light, but easy to deform; B. densely woven: relatively fine, soft, sweat-absorbent, generally used for T-shirts, shorts, dresses, and jackets. <\/p>\n
2. Twill fabric: The fabric is relatively smooth and not easy to wrinkle. It is more suitable for trousers, short and medium trousers, jackets, etc. <\/p>\n
3. Pique fabric: The surface is rough and feels hard, giving people the illusion of discomfort. However, its material is not easy to deform, does not pill, and is wear-resistant. It is suitable for T-shirts and dresses. <\/p>\n
4. Cotton and linen materials: rough in appearance and easy to wrinkle, but relatively breathable and cool, suitable for shirts, shorts, trousers, jackets, dresses, etc. <\/p>\n
5. Denim fabric: A. Thin cloth: soft, comfortable, cool, light, suitable for skirts, denim shorts, shirts, jackets, dresses, etc.; B. Thick cloth: soft feel It is relatively hard and difficult to wash, but it is not easy to wrinkle, wear-resistant, durable and washable. It is suitable for long, medium and short shorts and jackets. <\/p>\n
6. Wool fabric: So soft, so light, not easy to wrinkle, not deformed, warm, suitable for T-shirts, jackets, cotton jackets, trousers, and cotton trousers. <\/p>\n
7. Nylon cloth: soft, light, airtight, easy to hook, easy to cause skin allergies. <\/p>\n
8. Linen material: soft, light, noble, generous, comfortable, but easy to wrinkle and difficult to take care of. <\/p>\n
9. Arctic velvet: Mainly made of chemical fiber. The fabric is warm and does not deform, but it is prone to pilling. \u00a0<\/p>\n
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