New Style Fish Scale Pattern Flannel Bronzing Textile Fabric

Flannel fabric, also known as Falaise, was created in Wales, England in the 18th century. Generally speaking, domestically refers to the woolen woolen fabric with interlaced style woven by mixed color carded wool yarn, which is covered with a layer of plump and clean fluff, no texture, soft and smooth, soft and smooth, and the body bone is better than that of Maier. The board is slightly thinner. In addition, the flannel's silk size is fine and the flexural modulus is small, so the fabric has outstanding softness.

When flannel is produced, part of the wool or cotton fiber is dyed, and then a part of the primary color wool or cotton fiber is mixed, and after mixing, it is spun into a mixed color wool yarn, which is woven into a fabric by milling and napping. Finished by craftsmanship. Most of the flannel uses twill weave, but also plain weave. In addition to all wool or pure cotton, its raw materials are generally wool or cotton viscose blends. In the market, some flannels will also add a small amount of nylon fiber to blend together to form flanges to improve wear resistance. velvet.