What kinds of textiles are there?
Jul 03, 2019
By purpose
Clothing textiles: refers to the production of clothing and various textiles, various textile fabrics, as well as sewing thread, elastic band, collar lining and other textile accessories and knitted garments, gloves, socks, etc.
Decorative textiles: refers to indoor products, bedding and outdoor products, including furniture and restaurant bathroom supplies, such as carpets, sofa covers, cushions (sets), tapestries, stickers, covers, curtains, towels, etc. Bedding includes bedspreads, sheets, quilts, duvet covers, pillow cores, cores, pillowcases, etc. Outdoor items include artificial turf and the like. It can be considered that decorative textiles have more prominent features than other textiles in terms of variety structure, texture pattern and color matching.
Industrial textiles: textiles widely used in industrial fields, such as tarpaulins, guns, filter cloths, screens, road fabrics, etc.
Divided by production method
Line type: refers to a textile fiber that is spun by spinning, and two or more yarns are twisted together.
Belt type: refers to a narrow or tubular fabric
Rope type: refers to a multi-strand line twisted into a rope
Woven fabric: refers to a fabric that is woven by warp and weft
Non-woven fabric: refers to the thin textile formed by the processing of fiber web without traditional textile technology.
Knitted fabric: a fabric formed by entanglement of yarns into one another or a directly formed garment.
