Advantages and disadvantages of wool fabrics

Although it can be dyed, there are also individual types of wool that are naturally black, brown, etc. Wool is absorbent and can absorb up to a third of its weight in water.

Wool itself is not easy to bu and has the effect of fire prevention. Wool is antistatic. This is because wool is an organic substance with moisture in it. Therefore, the medical profession generally believes that wool does not irritate the skin too much.

Disadvantages: If it is not treated, it will be easily deformed, and it will easily cause moths. If it is stored for too long, it will tu yellow, and it will easily pill.

1. Touch feeling. Pure wool fabrics usually feel smooth to  Custom Wool Clothing Fabric Manufacturers   the touch, long-haired fabrics feel smooth to the touch along the wool, and tingling when the reverse wool is touched. For blended or purified fiber products, some are not soft, some are too soft and loose, and have a sticky feeling.

Second, look at the color. The color of pure wool fabric is natural and soft, bright but not old-fashioned. In contrast, blended or pure fiber fabrics have a darker luster or a sense of flashing color.

Third, look at flexibility. Hold the object tightly with your hands, and then release it immediately to see the elasticity of the fabric. Pure wool fabrics have a high rebound rate and can quickly retu to their original shape, while blended or chemical fiber products have poor wrinkle resistance, and most of them leave obvious wrinkles or recover slowly.