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Have you ever experienced this?Sweat odour brings awkwardness everywhere. But today, we can say goodbye to it.       Odour actually comes from bacteria breaking down sweat.Ordinary fabrics only absorb these odours,leaving them lingering for hours on end. LYCRA® FreshFX™ fiberembed...Read more »

1. Cotton Blending Based on Specific Physical Property Data of Raw Cotton It is necessary to control the physical properties of the blended cotton and ensure the stability of various indicators of the successive batches of raw cotton. First of all, formulate the sub-indicators (length, fineness,...Read more »

Horizontal stripes are a common weaving defect in circular knitting machine production caused by poor machine adjustment, substandard raw material quality and other factors. There are generally two types: hidden horizontal stripes and monofilament horizontal stripes. Based on the introduction of ...Read more »

Composite Fiber and Polyester/Nylon Composite Microfiber Production Technology Composite fiber is formed by extruding melts of two or more polymers through the same spinneret orifice after being distributed by a special distribution plate. There are hundreds of types of composite fibers with vari...Read more »

What are the forms of yarns made from spandex elastic fibers? Spandex elastic fibers are blended with other fibers to produce stretch yarns, which currently come in three forms: spandex core-spun yarn, spandex twisted yarn, and spandex covered yarn. These three types of yarns are essentially dif...Read more »

Printing and Dyeing: Similarities and Differences Printing is a form of localized dyeing. Therefore, when the same type of dye is selected for either printing or dyeing, the physical and chemical properties of the chemical auxiliaries used are similar, and the dyeing and fixing principles of the ...Read more »

Antistatic Fibers Antistatic fibers are a category of chemical fibers that do not easily accumulate static charges. Under standard conditions, antistatic fibers are required to have a volume resistivity of less than 10¹⁰Ω·cm or a static charge dissipation half-life of less than 60 secon...Read more »

When purchasing raw yarn, the yarn is finer than specified. For example, the actual measured count of a supposed 40-count yarn is 41-count. Insufficient moisture regain. After the printing and dyeing process of fabrics, a large amount of moisture is lost during drying, while the fabric specifica...Read more »

Reactive dyes are the most commonly used dyes for cotton dyeing, and their consumption has been on the rise—a trend expected to continue in the coming years. Their popularity stems from moderate pricing, high color yield, and satisfactory color fastness. The only drawback, however, is the hydroly...Read more »

Yarn is a type of textile product, processed from various textile fibers into a material of specific fineness. It is used for weaving fabrics, making ropes, producing threads, knitting, and embroidery, and is categorized into staple fiber yarn, continuous filament yarn, etc. There are multiple m...Read more »

Knitting requires higher evenness (i.e., uniform thickness of yarn), good softness, a certain level of strength and extensibility, and relatively low twist. During the formation of knitted fabrics on knitting machines, yarns are subjected to complex mechanical stresses such as stretching, bending...Read more »

Synthetic fibers and their blends exhibit the minimum shrinkage rate, followed by woolen fabrics and linen fabrics. Cotton fabrics fall in the middle range, silk fabrics have relatively high shrinkage, and the maximum shrinkage occurs in viscose fiber, spun rayon, and artificial wool fabrics. Ob...Read more »

2025 “Global Top 50 Apparel Brands by Value” Released: 4 Chinese Brands Make the List, Injecting New Momentum into Foreign Trade Development Recently, Brand Finance, a leading British brand valuation agency, officially released the 2025 “Global Top 50 Apparel Brands by Va...Read more »

On October 10 (local time), U.S. President Trump announced a major policy: starting from November 1, an additional 100% tariff will be imposed on all imported goods from China on top of the existing tariff rates, with textile products such as yarn included without exception. Combined wi...Read more »

In garment fabrics, we often come across the term woolen fabric, which is widely used in the production of various clothing items. However, many people still have little knowledge about what woolen fabric actually is. Below is a brief introduction to woolen fabric to help you gain a basic underst...Read more »

Viewpoint Network News: On September 18, according to CCTV News, the minutes of the latest Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) monetary policy meeting of the Federal Reserve on September 17 showed that the Federal Reserve decided to lower the target range for the federal funds rate by 25 basis ...Read more »

On August 28th (Thursday), the day after the 50% tariff imposed by the United States on Indian goods officially took effect, the Indian government extended the exemption from import tariffs on raw cotton until December 31st, 2025. Before the exemption, approximately 11% of tariffs were imposed on...Read more »

In the past month, listed textile and garment enterprises have successively released their semi-annual reports for 2025 or performance forecasts. Among the released semi-annual reports, “tariff war” has become a frequently used term. Many textile and garment enterprises have stated th...Read more »

Insufficient fabric GSM (grams per square meter) may seem like a minor issue with little impact on regular trade. However, for export orders or specific trade transactions, GSM is often the most critical factor. It is not uncommon for enterprises to secure a large order only to face returns or cl...Read more »

Factors Affecting the Elasticity of Spandex Yarn There are numerous factors that affect the elasticity of spandex yarn. Oxidants, reducing agents, caustic soda, high temperature and humidity, organic solvents, etc., all exert a certain impact on the elasticity of spandex yarn. 1. Impact of Time o...Read more »