Care and Maintenance of Velvet Fabric

Velvet is a unique fabric; its short, dense pile is highly sensitive to pressure and prone to wrinkling. Removing wrinkles from velvet requires significantly more effort than with other fabrics.

Fabric defects and quality

Fabric defects are generally categorized into weaving defects, dyeing and finishing defects, raw material defects, and post-finishing defects, which are the most common issues encountered in fabric quality inspection.

Fabric technology

The complete process of textile fabrics is divided into four major stages: spinning → weaving → dyeing and finishing → post‑finishing. Different processes directly determine the hand feel, appearance, performance and price of fabrics.

Fabric property

Fabric properties fall into five categories: mechanical properties, comfort properties, appearance and hand‑feel, dimensional stability and color fastness, and special functions.

Fabric environmental protection and sustainable development

Sustainable development in the textile industry runs through the entire life‑cycle covering fiber raw materials, dyeing and finishing processes, usage and consumption, as well as recycling, aiming to achieve water conservation, carbon emission reduction, reduction of chemical pollution and resource recycling.