Fabric Blends
Posted by Textile MBSTU on Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Under: Apparel / Fabric
Fabric Blends
Fabric blends are one which is made up of two or more different types of fibres twisted or spun together. Blending adds to the quality of the final product.
Characteristics of Fabric Blends
It is easy to care.
It becomes more durable.
It becomes more soft and luxurious.
It becomes more resistant to wrinkles.
It becomes more comfortable to wear.
It does not shrinks.
It becomes stronger to withstand lots of wear and multiple washing.
Uses of Fabric Blends
Polyester/Cotton - The tough crease-resistance of polyester combines with the cool comfort of cotton. It is easily laundered, dries quickly and is ironed with lower temperature than pure cotton.
Nylon/Wool - The blending of nylon with wool makes the fabric more absorbent and softer. It becomes more strong and durable.
Nylon/Acetate - This combination makes the fabric more absorbant than nylon alone.
Ramie/Polyester or Ramie/Acrylic - These two blends help the fabric to be easily taken care of and it is less stiff than pure ramie fabrics.
Wool/Cotton - These two fabrics benefit from the inherent qualities of each other after blending. It gives better comfort, better aesthetics and better performance.
Linen/Silk or Linen/Rayon - These blend helps the fabric to retain the characteristics of linen along with to make the fabric drape better and wrinkle less.
Silk/Wool - The blending of silk with wool provides subtle texture to the fabric. It is generally used for ties.
Rayon/Cotton - This fabric of rayon and cotton blend wears well and is washable. It is soft and has fuzzy surface. Dresses, suits, sportswear, men's shirts, etc. are made out of this fabric.
Wool/Synthetics or Rayon/Synthetics - These blends has a very clear finish and it drapes better and tailors easily. It has exceptional wearing qualities. The fabric is used for men's and women's suits and coats. Ski slacks are also made out of these blends.
Cotton/Polyester - The quality of polyester helps cotton to give a permanent press property. It is extremely soft, resists wrinkling and are easy to care for. This fabric is widely used as men's dress shirts and christening apparel.
Fabric blends are one which is made up of two or more different types of fibres twisted or spun together. Blending adds to the quality of the final product.
Characteristics of Fabric Blends
It is easy to care.
It becomes more durable.
It becomes more soft and luxurious.
It becomes more resistant to wrinkles.
It becomes more comfortable to wear.
It does not shrinks.
It becomes stronger to withstand lots of wear and multiple washing.
Uses of Fabric Blends
Polyester/Cotton - The tough crease-resistance of polyester combines with the cool comfort of cotton. It is easily laundered, dries quickly and is ironed with lower temperature than pure cotton.
Nylon/Wool - The blending of nylon with wool makes the fabric more absorbent and softer. It becomes more strong and durable.
Nylon/Acetate - This combination makes the fabric more absorbant than nylon alone.
Ramie/Polyester or Ramie/Acrylic - These two blends help the fabric to be easily taken care of and it is less stiff than pure ramie fabrics.
Wool/Cotton - These two fabrics benefit from the inherent qualities of each other after blending. It gives better comfort, better aesthetics and better performance.
Linen/Silk or Linen/Rayon - These blend helps the fabric to retain the characteristics of linen along with to make the fabric drape better and wrinkle less.
Silk/Wool - The blending of silk with wool provides subtle texture to the fabric. It is generally used for ties.
Rayon/Cotton - This fabric of rayon and cotton blend wears well and is washable. It is soft and has fuzzy surface. Dresses, suits, sportswear, men's shirts, etc. are made out of this fabric.
Wool/Synthetics or Rayon/Synthetics - These blends has a very clear finish and it drapes better and tailors easily. It has exceptional wearing qualities. The fabric is used for men's and women's suits and coats. Ski slacks are also made out of these blends.
Cotton/Polyester - The quality of polyester helps cotton to give a permanent press property. It is extremely soft, resists wrinkling and are easy to care for. This fabric is widely used as men's dress shirts and christening apparel.
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