Why Are All Good Suits Made Of Wool?

This process is a technique used to shape the curve in men's suits. For example, the back shoulder blade, chest muscle and other positions will be made by the pull back process, which is to shape the cloth from the plane into a three-dimensional shape through high temperature, high pressure and pushing and pulling, so that it will be more fit. Moreover, at present, wool, cashmere or high proportion of wool blended fabrics have the best drawing performance, and there is no way to carry out the drawing process for cotton and linen. At this point alone, wool has defeated most other fabrics. In addition, wool also has a good sense of draping, shape retention and moisture regain, which are conducive to the modeling, wearing and daily maintenance of the suit. Of course, I think what you call a good suit should be understood as the most suitable suit. Wool and silk materials are not suitable for office workers. They are too delicate and easy to wrinkle, and their strength is not so high. For people who often commute to work, the cost performance ratio is not high and the functionality is not strong. Instead, they are inferior to wool polyester blended fabrics. Materials with high yarn count cannot be blindly pursued. The higher the yarn count, the thinner the yarn, and thus the better the luster and feel. However, it also brings about the problems of reduced strength and easy wear. So when choosing fabrics, you should choose the ones that are suitable for your own needs. Don't just listen to the marketing call and blow the imported fabrics, blow the yarn high, blow the cashmere silk... Use your brain more often. Everything has two sides. Whether the advantages of this material are what you need most, and whether its disadvantages are acceptable to you. It is the best to balance all these