Dry goods | Double-sided wool, polar fleece, velvet, corduroy... Knowledge analysis of popular fabrics in autumn and winter

To tell the truth, we usually pay great attention to the fabric composition when we buy clothes. For example, they are all cashmere coats. Some cashmere content is 90%, and some only have 5%. The composition ratio is different. The difference is not only the price, but also the feel , texture, grade, of course, the more important thing is the thermal performance!

Therefore, in general, when choosing clothes, in addition to its style, it also depends on the ingredients, weight, handwork, etc., a series of criteria, to judge whether the clothes are of high quality and worth starting.

I have shared the knowledge of fabrics with you before, but do you really know the fabrics of the clothes you wear? Let's learn some fabric knowledge together today!

"What about double-sided" = "double-sided fleece"?

We often have a misunderstanding. Most people think that "double-sided" and "double-sided cashmere" are actually the same. Although they look similar, they still have obvious differences. In fact, "double-sided" does not mean " Double-sided cashmere".

In simple terms, double-sided wool refers to the natural plush surface formed by raising single or double yarns in the fabric production process.

Double-sided wool includes a variety of specific categories such as blended, double-sided wool, and double-sided cashmere. But we usually refer to the blended double-faced wool/cashmere fabric as double-faced.

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What is the difference between single-sided fleece and double-sided fleece? Which garments are single-sided fleece and double-sided fleece suitable for?

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