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Fabric Atlas
Here, we have created a clear and easy-to-understand "Fabric Guide" for you to help you find the fabric that best suits your needs.
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FAQ
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What is the difference between PU and PVC?
PU (polyurethane) is softer and more flexible, with an appearance close to real leather. It is often used in fashion bags and furniture leather. It is also more breathable than PVC. PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is stiffer, cheaper, more waterproof and weather-resistant, and suitable for industrial use or outdoor products. In short, PU focuses more on feel and appearance, while PVC focuses more on function and cost considerations.
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Is PET bottle yarn thicker?
In the early days, recycled yarn from PET bottles was indeed thicker, but now the manufacturing technology has greatly improved and can produce yarn with the same fineness and softness as ordinary polyester fibers. High-quality PET bottle yarn is not only not thick, but also has good touch and toughness, suitable for use in clothing, bags and environmentally friendly products.
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Can jacquard fabric be printed?
Jacquard fabric itself is woven to produce patterns, and already has three-dimensional texture and pattern effects, so it is usually not recommended to print it to avoid affecting the original texture and texture of the fabric. If you need a patterned fabric, but your budget or style is not suitable for jacquard, you can consider printed fabric as an alternative.
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Is eco-friendly fabric more expensive?
Compared to traditional mass-produced fabrics, eco-friendly fabrics have higher costs in raw material recycling, remanufacturing and processing, so the unit price is usually slightly higher. However, these fabrics also represent recyclability, sustainability and brand responsibility, and have higher value and recognition for consumers and brands who value environmental protection.