Soft fabrics are generally light, drape well, shape lines are smooth, and clothing contours stretch naturally.

Soft fabrics mainly include knitted fabrics and silk fabrics with dispersed fabric structure, as well as soft and light linen fabrics. Soft knitted fabrics often adopt linear and concise modeling to reflect the beautiful curves of human body in clothing design; Silk, linen and other fabrics often appear in loose and wrinkled shapes, showing the sense of flow of fabric lines.

2. Cool fabric. Cool fabrics have clear lines and three-dimensional sense, which can form a full clothing outline. There are cotton cloth, polyester cotton cloth, corduroy, linen cloth and various medium-thick woolen and chemical fiber fabrics, which can be used for the design of garment modeling accuracy, such as the design of suits and suits.

3. Glossy fabrics Glossy fabrics have a smooth surface, can reflect light and have a sense of luster. This kind of fabric includes satin fabric.

Most commonly used in evening dresses or stage costumes, it produces a gorgeous and dazzling strong visual effect. Smooth fabrics have a wide range of modeling freedom in the performance of dresses, which can have simple design or exaggerated modeling methods.

4. Heavy fabrics Heavy fabrics are thick and scraped, which can produce stable modeling effects, including various thick woolen fabrics and quilted fabrics. Its fabric has a sense of body expansion, so it is not suitable to use too much pleating and stacking. In design, A-type and H-type shapes are the most suitable.

2. What are the classifications of silk fabrics?

1. Spinning: plain weave, primary color or semi-color weaving process. Generally, the warp and weft are not twisted or weakly twisted, and the silk surface is relatively flat. The nature of spinning yarn is light and strong.

2. Crepe: a fabric with obvious crepe effect and elasticity that is reinforced in the warp or weft direction, or both. 3. Satin: A fabric with a satin weave and a smooth and bright silk surface.

4. Twill: A fabric with obvious diagonal lines on the silk surface by using or changing the twill weave. 5. Yarn: a fabric woven entirely or partially by yarn, and twisted by warp yarns A and B every other weft yarn.

6. Rory: A fabric that adopts Rory weave in whole or in part is made by twisting A and B warp yarns every odd number of weft yarns or more than three weft yarns, that is, Rory. 7. Velvet: a fabric made of all velvet tissues, with fluff or loops on the surface of silk.

8. Brocade: yarn-dyed jacquard fabric with satin and twill weave, with exquisite and colorful patterns. 9. Woven fabric: lightweight porous fabric with plain weave or yarn assembly weave.

10. Woven fabric: it is composed of various tissues and thick warp and weft yarns, with rich texture and wool-like fabric. 1 1, Ge: a fabric with plain weave, twill weave and its changing weave, thin warp and thick weft, thick texture and transverse woven pattern on the silk surface.

12. Weaving: a relatively thick fabric with plain weave, with filaments as warp yarns and cotton or other yarns as weft yarns. 13. Silk: a fine, flat and crisp fabric used for plain knitting.

14. Silk: a fabric with plain weave or different weave, with warp and weft closely intertwined. 15, engraving: a special silk fabric made of plain weave or other weave through warping and weft breaking (returning).

16, crepe de Chine: A kind of fabric with plain weave, untwisted weft yarn and two strong twisted yarns on the left and right, which produces a uniform crepe effect on the silk surface. 17, Giorgio: plain weave fabric, with two strong twisted yarns in the warp and weft, light and thin, with holes and crepe effect on the silk surface.

18, blue crepe, after untwisted, the weft yarn adopts blue crepe thread (20/22Dx3 plus S twist 1600T/m, then 20/22D 1 and Z twist 1600T/m), which is a fine-grained fabric. 19, Shunzhi: fabric with no twist, strong twist in one direction in weft direction and straight wrinkle on silk surface.

20. taffeta: a kind of delicate and crisp cooked fabric, which is first dyed with plain weave and warp and weft. 2 1, electrospinning: mulberry silk (tussah silk) woven plain fabric.

22. Fine spinning: a plain woven fabric with a yarn weight of 6m/m or less per square meter. 23. Silk spinning: Plain fabrics made of silk are used for warp and weft yarns.

24. Cotton silk: both warp and weft are plain weave fabrics. 25. Double Palace Silk: A fabric made entirely or partially of double palace silk.

3. Silk fabric

First of all, we need to know what characteristics silk fabric has. It is the best textile raw material in the world.

Features: light, cool, moisture-absorbing, breathable, moisture-retaining and heat-resistant, elastic, plump, waxy and straight-hanging. 1. Wrinkle: When the fabric is pinched by hand and released, there are almost no wrinkles on the silk fabric due to its good elasticity, while there are obvious wrinkles on the rayon fabric, and it is difficult to recover quickly.

2. Feel: Silk feels good, but chemical fiber doesn't. Rayon is smooth and soft to the touch, but it is not brittle. 3. Pull: Pull out some yarns, soak some with water, and then pull them down. For example, rayon fabrics are broken from wet places, and silk fabrics are broken in different lengths.

4. Grabbing (grinding): When two layers of fabrics rub against each other, they will produce "silk" or "silk", which is not available in other fabrics. 5. Burning: A part of the yarn is pulled out and burned. Silk can't see the naked flame, but it smells like burning hair. It is in the form of black particles that can be crushed by hand. Imitation silk burns in fire, with a plastic smell, leaving a hard rubber block after fire extinguishing.

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4. What's the difference between silk fabrics and other fabrics?

The difference between silk fabrics and ordinary fabrics is that silk has light absorption performance, looks smooth without a mirror, has elegant and soft luster, is bejeweled, feels soft and unique, has dense silk threads, and will wrinkle when grasped by hands. The higher the purity and density, the better the feel of silk. Although the silk-like fabric feels soft after hardness removal, its silk surface is dark and has no pearl luster. Chemical fiber fabrics are bright and eye-catching, and feel stiff.

In addition, silk products should feel slightly scratched. When two layers of fabrics collide, there will be a sizzling sound, but fabrics made of other materials do not. The shrinkage rate of silk is high, so it is advisable to choose a size larger than the practical demand when purchasing products.

If you choose high-grade silk, you'd better dry-clean it. Silk is soft in luster, soft in hand and delicate in texture, and can make a special sound, commonly known as "silk sound" or "silk sound". Hold it by hand and spread it out. Wrinkles are few and not obvious. Silk products have the same dry and wet elasticity.

The difference between silk and silk is a general term, which is not very formal, because silk can be divided into many kinds according to different textile methods, such as satin, electrospinning, georgette and crepe de chine. Silk fabrics are more general, because silk is not necessarily silk, and fabrics made of silk-like satin can also be silk.

Therefore, when buying silk clothes, you must ask whether it is mulberry silk or silk, and pay attention to the ingredient label.

5. What are the characteristics of silk fabrics?

Silk fabrics are characterized by 1 and comfort.

Because silk fabric is made of silk, which is made of protein fiber, it has good biocompatibility with human body, smooth surface and the lowest friction coefficient to human body, only 7.4%. 2. Absorb and release water.

At normal temperature, it can help the skin to maintain a certain amount of moisture and not make the skin too dry. Summer clothes are all sweat, which inhibits the rapid release of heat in the body and makes people feel very cool. It is this characteristic that makes silk more suitable for direct contact with human skin, so that we can use it as clothing, which is not only beautiful but also comfortable.

3. Silk Silk not only has good heat dissipation performance, but also has good insulation. It is insulated by fibers in a porous structure.

Among silk fibers, there are many very fine fibers. 4. Maintenance of Silk Brocade, antique satin, large satin, georgette velvet, golden velvet, velvet, cosmetic satin, gold land, light gauze, crepe and yarn-dyed taffeta in silk cannot be washed, but can only be dry-cleaned.

So it will be a little troublesome. The washable silk fabrics should be washed in different ways according to their own characteristics.

6. What are the classifications of silk fabrics?

Compared with silk fabrics, silk fabrics generally refer to silk, including natural silk fibers such as mulberry silk, tussah silk, castor silk and cassava silk.

1. Silk generally refers to silk, including mulberry silk, tussah silk, castor silk and cassava silk. Silk is known as the "queen of fiber" and has been favored by people through the ages for its unique charm.

Silk belongs to protein fiber. Silk fibroin contains 18 kinds of amino acids beneficial to human body, which can help the skin maintain the metabolism of lipid membrane on the surface, so it can keep the skin moist and smooth. 2. Silk fiber is the only natural filament fiber applied in practice, which is solidified from silkworm to mucus.

There are many kinds of silk fibers because of the different feeding habits of silkworms, including mulberry silk fibers formed by eating mulberry leaves, tussah silk fibers formed by eating oak leaves and other wild silk fibers formed by eating cassava leaves, horse mulberry leaves and castor leaves. Mulberry silk fiber and tussah silk fiber can keep the shape of filament fiber in the bundled filaments, while other wild silk fibers can only be turned into short fibers for textile processing.

Among the filament yarns formed by bundling mulberry silk fiber and tussah silk fiber, the filament yarn of mulberry silk fiber is the most important, accounting for most of the natural filament yarns.

7. What are the classification and characteristics of silk fabrics?

1. crepe de chine: crepe de chine is set at high temperature, with good wrinkle resistance, stable structure, high printing and dyeing saturation and bright color. The biggest advantage of crepe de Chine is that the fabric has good drape, so it has stronger wrinkle resistance.

2. George: George is generally divided into rotten George and heavy George. Bad George is thin and transparent, while heavy George is thick and waxy. The greatest advantage of Georges is its elegance and lightness, and the thick Georges is more crisp, elastic and vertical. 3. Sambo Satin: Sambo Satin is a conventional fabric in silk fabrics. Its satin texture is very clear, antique and looks very noble.

4. Crepe satin plain weave: Crepe satin plain weave is also a conventional fabric in silk fabrics. It feels smooth and has a dense structure. The disadvantage is that the shrinkage rate is relatively large, and it is not so shiny after entering the water. 5. Elastic Crepe Satin: Elastic Crepe Satin is a new fabric, containing 90%-95% of mulberry silk and 5%- 10% of spandex. It is a kind of interwoven fabric with good elasticity and comfort, relatively small shrinkage and very unique style.

6. Warp-knitted fabric: Warp-knitted fabric is soft and delicate, soft and comfortable to the touch. It is a new type of knitted fabric and belongs to high-grade boutique.