The fuzzing and pilling of sweaters have nothing to do with the composition. As good as cashmere and wool, but as bad as acrylic fiber, the key is related to the following:
Is the density of the whole sweater tight or loose? Generally, it is almost loose
If the overall feel of the sweater is very slippery and soft, the pilling will not be very good
If there is wool on the surface of the overall sweater, such as the sweater made of knitting yarn, pilling must be bad
In addition, it has a lot to do with the twist of wool yarn.
As a popular example, some carpets are made of acrylic fiber, so why not pilling? Because the density is very tight and the twist of wool yarn is very high.
The pilling state presented by different ingredients is also different, which is related to the ingredients. For example, the cotton will have a sense of dilapidation when compared with the cashmere wool, while the cashmere wool pilling is generally a ball, and the ball will fall off after wearing for a long time.
To sum up, the density of the sweater is tight, and the pilling will be better if the handle is hard. In fact, if modern people buy fashionable and conventional sweaters, they don't have to think too much about pilling. After all, they don't wear them after several times of wearing and washing. As for cashmere and wool, you can wear clothes for a day to rest, wash them in cold water and dry them in the shade, and remove them if they are pilling, which is good care.
