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Why We Choose Dope Dye (Solution Dyed)- Perfectly Crocking Colorfastness Performance
When we wear the clothes, there will be friction between fabrics and linings, in all the connection part, when relying other objects. The fabric color may change because of the weak crocking colorfastness and further influence the clothes appearance. The main test standard of crocking colorfastn...Read more -
What Is The OEKO-TEX 100 STANDARD
STANDARD 100 by OekO-Tex ? is one of the world’s best known textile labels for testing hazardous substances. It represents consumer trust and a high level of product safety. Learn about STANDARD 100 and why it’s necessary to look at the label when purchasing textiles. What does this...Read more -
The Difference Between Recycled Poly Pongee Fabric And Recycled Poly Taffeta Fabric
Recycled poly pongee fabric commonly known as rainproof cloth can also be called “coated nylon spinning”.It is a raw material made of polyester with low elasticity. Its surface is flat and smooth, light in texture, firm and wear-resistant, with good elasticity and gloss, non-shrinking...Read more -
Recycled Polyester Dope Dyed Yarn
Dope dyed yarns (or solution dyed yarn) are created by adding masterbatch colourant to the polymer melt in spinning, it substitutes the most polluting process of dyeing in industries.It is an environmentally friendly and efficient innovation in the dyeing process. Unlike conventional dyeing in wh...Read more -
GRS Certification Is A “Golden Key”
As we all know, in recent years, the global environmental awareness is gradually increasing, which is not a “fashionable” trend, but a development trend. Many brands have joined the regeneration action, and consumer groups are also voting with their choice, green regeneration material...Read more -
Textile Made From Recycled Materials
Companies such as Patagonia, Everlane, Lindex, Pure Waste, and Heavy Eco sell sustainable clothes. These companies incorporate materials derived from textile post-consumer waste as well as recycled plastics into the clothes they sell. Within Scandinavia specifically there are prolific application...Read more -
Find Another Source To Buy From Recycled Yarns And Sustainable Fabric
A series of lockdown measures have been imposed in several cities in our country since Mid-March, because Covid-19 make a come back. These lockdown measures directly led to logistical disruptions and reduced end-user demand. Many downstream producers have had to reduce production due to insuffici...Read more -
Sustainable Development Of Recycled Materials
The production of recycled polyester fiber is very environmentally friendly. Recycled polyester staple fiber refers to the use of polyester fabric, waste polyester bottle flakes, spinning waste silk, bubble material, pulp block as raw materials. The mixture is dried, melt extruded, spun, coiled, ...Read more -
What Is The Oxford Fabric ?
Oxford fabric, also known as Oxford spinning, is a kind of fabric with various functions and wide uses. Originating in England, the traditional combed cotton fabric named after Oxford University, started around 1900. Nested Oxford fabric Specially used for making all kinds of bags The warp and ...Read more -
Why Recycle Polyester Fiber Is Important
Polyester is made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET), the most common type of plastic in the world. In short, the majority of our clothes come from crude oil. But polyester is the most widely used fiber in the apparel industry, accounting for around 52% of the total volume of fibers produced g...Read more -
Recycle Polyester: Way To Safe Environment And Energy
Over the last few years,the manufacturing ratio of natural to synthetic fibers has come to 35% to 65%. Among them polyester is the most useful and demanding synthetic fibre. This growth can be attributed to a number of causes- relatively low prices, easy manageability, technologically competent p...Read more -
Using Recycled Polyester Product To Make The World Clean
Using recycled instead of virgin polyester reduces our dependency on fossil fuels, as the production of recycled polyester requires far fewer resources than that of new fibers and generates fewer CO2 emissions. It is made from recycled plastic bottles. It is a great way to divert plastic from our...Read more