100% cotton clothes, all made of cotton. Pure cotton clothes are characterized by being comfortable and soft to wear and strong in sweat absorption. The disadvantage is that it is easy to wrinkle, deform, dye and change color. Pure cotton is a kind of clothing that most people like, because it is not easy to pilling, the fabric is soft and the structure is tight.

Pilling fabric II: wool

Sweaters are made of animal sheep's hair, so they are natural and comfortable. Sweaters are characterized by being warm and thick, but their disadvantages are easy to wrinkle, be eaten by insects and shrink. Wool is generally used to make winter clothes, and woolen sweaters are essential for most women.

Pilling fabric 3: linen

Flax can be described as a high-grade product in clothing fabrics. Although flax is also made of fiber, flax is the earliest pure natural plant fiber used by human beings. Compared with other fibers, flax fiber has the advantages of strong tensile force, good fineness, fast water absorption and water separation, and can be used to spin high count yarn and make high-grade clothing, so flax fabric is not easy to pilling.

100% polyester fiber

Polyester, translated in Cantonese as "really cool", is the simplest of the three synthetic fibers, and its price is relatively cheap. In addition, it also has the characteristics of durability, good elasticity, difficult deformation, corrosion resistance, insulation, hardness, easy washing and quick drying, and is deeply loved by people.

Acrylic fiber

Acrylic fiber is called artificial wool. It is soft, fluffy, easy to dye, bright in color, light-resistant, antibacterial and moth-proof. According to the requirements of different uses, it can be spun pure or blended with natural fibers, and its textiles are widely used in clothing, decoration, industry and other fields.

Sweaters don't pilling. Cotton T-shirts don't pilling. Acrylic jacket does not pilling.

Extended data

Hemp fabric has the functions of temperature regulation, anti-allergy, anti-static and anti-bacteria. Because flax has good hygroscopicity and can absorb 20 times its own weight of water, it feels very dry. Now, the birth of wrinkle-resistant and non-ironing flax products and the appearance of blended products have further expanded the market of flax products.

In the world, flax weaving is mostly projectile loom and rapier loom, and the products include exquisite and elegant flax handkerchiefs, shirt materials, crepe cloth, fancy colored yarn products, sportswear and flax wool blended products. Household products include: curtains, wall cloths, tablecloths, bedding, etc. Industrial products include canvas, luggage tents, insulating cloth, filter cloth and aviation products.

Flax can be interwoven or blended with wool, polyester and other fibers to form a unique and cheap textile product.

References:

Linen Fabric-Baidu Encyclopedia