flannel or coral velvet? How to clean flannel? Which is better,
Flannel or coral velvet?
From the characteristics and warm effect of the fabric, flannel and coral velvet, the soft fleece on the surface, both have a comfortable wearing feeling and a good warmth effect. So which one is better than these two?
Flannel fabric is made by dyeing the wool before knitting, and then blending the wool of the original color, using twill and plain weaving techniques. It is also flannel-shrinked and woven. The knitted products are soft and tight. The fabric of coral velvet uses polyester fiber as the raw material. The weaving process has mainly undergone heating, deformation, cooling, and shaping. The weaving process is also being improved and upgraded year by year, and new processes are constantly added to make the fabric have a richer sense of layering and rich colors. However, with the same pattern, the coral flannel fabric will appear blurry, while the flannel fabric will be clearer and brighter.
From the selection of raw materials, we can see that the wool raw materials used in flannel are very different from the polyester fiber used in coral velvet. The plush of flannel is more delicate and dense, and the plush of coral velvet is thicker and sparse; therefore the coral velvet is easy to shed, while the flannel does not shed easily;
From the finished products, it can be found that the fabric of flannel is thicker, the plush density is very tight, and the fluff density of coral velvet is relatively sparse. Due to the raw materials, the feel of flannel is slightly different, and the feel of flannel is more delicate and softer. At the same time, the thickness and warmth of the fabric are also different. Flannel using wool as the raw material is thicker and warmer. How to clean flannel? The term
Flannel (Flannel) is a foreign term, a soft and suede wool fabric woven with comb yarn. Created in Wales, England in the 18th century. In China, it generally refers to a coarse wool fabric with a flower-clip style woven with mixed color comb yarn. It has a layer of plump and fine fluff covered with no weaving texture, and the touch is soft and flat.
Flannel is a sued fabric made of wool. Before textile, part of the wool is dyed and mixed with another part of the primary color wool, and textile is made of twill weaving technology. The flannel fabric made of wool has a very plump feel, the suede is smooth and soft, the fluff is dense and the weave is not exposed.
In order not to damage the fabric, the correct method is needed when washing.
Use neutral detergents to wash flannels, and bleaches should not be used, because bleach contains chloride, which will damage the material of the fabric and cause the fabric to turn yellow. The correct way to wash is to dissolve the neutral detergent in warm water, soak the flannel in a few minutes, and gently rub the stains with your hands. Do not use a brush, as it will damage the fur of the fabric. Excessive force will cause the fur to fall off. After washing, clean it with clean water, and then dehydrate it and dry it in a ventilated place.