With the gradual stabilization of the epidemic, schools in many provinces have gradually reopened. During the epidemic, the empty campuses ushered in the sound of reading aloud, and students in school uniforms have become a beautiful landscape on the campus. School uniforms are the exclusive symbol of the student era. So, what are the fabrics of the school uniforms that students wear every day? How to distinguish the quality of school uniforms? The following knowledge will be shared with you who need to customize school uniforms!

What are the school uniform fabrics?

There are generally three types of school uniforms: synthetic fabrics, warp knitted fabrics, and cotton fabrics.

Synthetic fiber fabric is a fashionable fabric for several years. Because of its unique style, various colors, easy washing and quick drying, and easy care, it is widely used in the school uniform customization industry. .

Warp knitted fabrics are also widely used fabrics. Because of their elasticity, comfort, smoothness, stretchability, and fit, they are very popular among students. The products are Jinguang velvet, strip velvet, polyester cover cotton and so on.

Cotton fabric has the advantages of soft hand feeling, strong sweat absorption, and many varieties of colors. It is suitable for customizing school uniforms for sports types. The products include nylon cotton cloth, polyester cotton cloth, etc.

So, how do we distinguish the quality of these fabrics? Generally, when we see clothes, or when we want to buy them, we first touch them with our hands to try the feel, clothes made of different fabrics , the feel is different. In addition to feel, we can also distinguish by weight, strength, elasticity, etc.

How to distinguish the quality of school uniform fabrics?

1. The difference between different school uniform materials

Hand feel: Silk, viscose and nylon are soft to the touch.

Weight: Nylon, acrylic, and polypropylene are lighter than silk; cotton, hemp, viscose, and fiber-rich are heavier than silk; vinylon, wool, acetate, and polyester are similar in weight to silk.

Strength: Stretch by hand until it breaks. The weaker ones are glue, acetate fiber, and wool, and the stronger ones are silk, cotton, hemp, synthetic fibers, etc. Protein fibers, viscose, and cupro fibers show a significant decrease in strength after wetting with water.

Elasticity: When stretched by hand, wool and acetate fibers are less elastic, cotton and hemp are larger, and silk, viscose, rich fiber and most synthetic fibers are moderate.

2. Distinguish various school uniform materials through perception

Cotton: slender and soft, with little elasticity, absorbs sweat, and is easy to wrinkle.

Hemp: It feels rough and hard, often has defects, and is easy to wrinkle.

Silk: Shiny, soft, bright color, warm in winter and cool in summer.

Wool: elastic, soft luster, warm to the touch, not easy to wrinkle, but easy to pilling.

Polyester: good elasticity, smooth, strong, stiff and cool.

Nylon: not easy to break, elastic, smooth, light in texture, not as soft as silk.

Vinylon: similar to cotton, with dull luster, not as soft as cotton, poor resilience, and easy to wrinkle.

Acrylic: good warmth retention, high strength, lighter than cotton, soft and fluffy.

Viscose fiber: softer than cotton, with stronger surface gloss than cotton, but poor fastness.

It is not necessary to identify the fabric of clothes by machine. These practical skills accumulated over a long period of time are also worth learning. Knowing how to identify work clothes by hand has become a common and practical method.

The above are the dry goods shared this time. Friends who have clothing customization needs are welcome to come to negotiate business.