◆Pilling is related to fiber type, length, strength, weaving method, washing and friction. The former is the product itself, and the latter is related to our management.
◆From the product itself, the length and strength of the material are closely related to the material type, and the information of the category can often be found on the product page. But many brands of textile methods have no logo, so how can we judge?
Today, let's try to judge by the picture.
→Here comes the knowledge point
The process of fiber spinning includes worsted and worsted. Woven and knitted fabrics are commonly used in the weaving of clothing fabrics. Sweaters are basically knitted, so the influence of worsted and worsted is greater.
1. The core difference of worsted and woolen spinning is the length and curl of the fiber. The worsted spinning is to spin the long and straight fibers that have been combed. The fibers used in the rough spinning are not so strict in carding, and some short, curly fibers are also left behind. You can also understand it as a yarn spun from preliminarily treated fibers and finely treated fibers.
2. Here comes the key point. We know that the more flocs on the surface of the fabric, the easier it is to pilling, and the longer and straighter the yarn, the less easy it is to pilling.
The fiber of worsted yarn is thinner and longer, and the exposed wool is less, so the worsted sweater can be lighter and thinner, with a smoother surface and less pilling.
So how to judge whether it is worsted fabric? I believe you have already known: that is to look at the flocs on the surface of the fabric. The worsted yarn with less and clean flocs and thin/compact feel is generally worsted yarn, while the wool yarn with more flocs and fluffy feel is generally woolen yarn.
Next, let's look at the comparison chart (Figure 2), focusing on the catkins. Is it clearer?
