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Chemical fiber names for polyester nylon viscose and acrylic yarn cones

Chemical Fiber Names: Scientific Names and Trade Names

Chemical fiber names often confuse buyers, mills, and new sales staff because one fiber can carry several names. A fiber may have a scientific name, a common domestic name, a staple fiber name, a filament name, and several trade names…

R&D Trends of Eco-Friendly Yarns – Bio-Based Yarns

Bio-based yarns take renewable biomass as raw materials for fiber spinning. Based on feedstock origins, we split them into three categories: virgin bio-based yarns, regenerated bio-based yarns and synthetic bio-based yarns. First, virgin bio-based yarns adopt natural fibers from plants…

Functional Fibers — Anti-UV Fibers

After everyday apparel meets people’s demands for comfort and aesthetics, consumers have gradually raised higher requirements for garment functionality. As one typical functional fiber, anti-UV fiber gains growing market attention. Therefore, this article introduces anti-UV fiber in terms of its…

Fabric swatches and yarn samples for performance-based textile selection

5 Common Fabric Myths That Still Mislead Buyers and Product Developers

Fabric selection is rarely as simple as choosing cotton, polyester, a higher yarn count, or a heavier material. In real textile development, performance depends on fiber properties, yarn construction, fabric structure, finishing technology, washing conditions, and the final application. These…

Peptide Fiber – New Textile Material

What Is Peptide Fiber? Peptide fiber is a new bio-based artificial protein fiber for textiles. First, it is rich in 18 kinds of amino acids and mainly made from bio-based polyvinyl alcohol and collagen. Moreover, the two raw materials are…