Relationship Between Shrinkage And Sample Size Of Knitted Garments

Grasp it well.

The size of clothing must be familiar with the characteristics of knitted fabrics.

Knitted fabrics have many styles of fabrics. They are classified according to different weaving methods and fabric components. They mainly include sweat cloth (called plain cloth) mesh, flannelette, rib, spandex, terry cloth...

A notable feature of knitted garments is their strong flexibility, especially those with spandex.

There are also some deformed fabrics, especially Japanese orders.

In the trial production of fabrics, shrinkage rate varies greatly.

To make a good sample of knitted garments, we must accurately test the shrinkage of fabrics.

The sample size is controlled according to the shrinkage rate.

Washing test is a common method, but it is only a reference for the template.

The process requires water washing, which is the standard of scaling. In actual industrial production, fabric washing is usually done. After reaching the requirements of softness, obsolescence and so on, it can no longer be washed.

Such clothing is easy to control.

Basically do not shrink.

In clothing, tie dyeing, dyeing, stone washing, nitriding wash and so on will usually be used to deal with fabrics in advance.

For general

It is usually obtained after steam ironing.