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Introduction Textile Printing has over 20 types or methods, block printing is one of them. It is a very old and Manual Method to set print blocks in the fabric. Wooden blocks set to print in the Textile Fabric. Though it is an old process, still carries an important role in Textile printing. Because it[…]
Velvet fabric, also known as velveteen or Velveto Fabric. Its soft texture, rich colors, and distinctive sheen make it a sought-after material in the world of fashion, interior design, and beyond. In this article, we will delve into what velvet fabric is, explore its various types, discuss its unique properties, and uncover its versatile uses.[…]
Milk silk fabric, a knit Fabric, is also known as Milk fiber, or casein fiber. It is stretchy having 12% spandex blended on it. This property makes this fabric elastic. Since milk silk fabric is smooth and breathable, it is typically thought to be comfortable for regular play. It is also renowned for being hypoallergenic[…]
Moire Fabric, a woven Fabric, is also known as Silk Moire Fabric, watered Silk. The word “moire,” came from the French meaning is “watered.” So it is very understandable that it is a watered pattern mainly in the silk Fabric. It can be done on rayon, cotton, or wool. The ‘ watered’ pattern set up[…]
Pima Cotton Fabric, also known as Extra-long staple (ELS) cotton, Supima cotton; is considered the best cotton fabric for so many reasons. Very long cotton fiber during the fiber stage, so it produces very strong and soft Fabric. Another very important thing is Pima cotton wrinkle resistant. This cotton fabric is a textile that combines[…]
Fabrics are essential elements in the world of fashion and textiles, serving both functional and aesthetic purposes. Four crucial types of fabric used in various applications are lining fabric, padding fabric, Sherpa fabric, and shell fabric. Each of these fabrics plays a unique role in creating comfortable, stylish, and functional garments and products. Lining fabric,[…]
