What kind of fabric is cupro fiber? Cupro, the English name is Cupro, this new word, I think many people may not know what it is! Cupro is a regenerated fiber cupro filament, which is taken from the fluff around cotton seeds and is 100% cellulose fiber.
Because the fiber is soft and has suitable luster, it is often used in high-grade silk or knitted fabrics. It has excellent wearing properties, good hygroscopicity, and a drapey feel. Its wearing properties are similar to silk, and it is in line with the trend of environmentally friendly clothing. Cupro fiber is relatively expensive and has four major functions: breathing, refreshing, antistatic, and good drape. Its most attractive properties are hygroscopicity and hygroscopicity, and it is a breathable and refreshing fiber. The purpose of cupro fiber is roughly the same as that of viscose fiber, but the single fiber of cupro fiber is thinner than viscose fiber. Its products have better wearing properties, similar to silk in performance, and have a drapey feel. Coupled with its good anti-static function, it still has a good touch feel even when worn in dry areas, which can avoid the uncomfortable feeling of stuffiness.
After ironing, friction, and moisture absorption tests, cupro ammonia fabrics are found to be soft, smooth, moisture-absorbent, and anti-static. What’s even more attractive is that the raw material of cupro fabric is cottonseed lint extracted from a kind of herbal cotton, which is comfortable to wear and the waste is easy to decompose. Returning to the land conforms to the ecological concept and is relatively environmentally friendly.
According to experiments, cupro silk fabric can quickly absorb moisture in the air, causing the color of the temperature recorder to turn purple. It can retain 30% moisture while quickly evaporating moisture into the air without feeling stuffy.
The main source of cupro silk is Japan. It is called “Bimberg” in the village where it is made. It is mainly used as the lining of high-end suits and sportswear. Japanese companies can only use cupro silk to make the linings of high-end suits. After introducing cupro wire, they used their own technical advantages to successfully develop cupro thin fabrics, especially through cupro wire, rayon, and Tencel. Cotton, rayon, linen, etc. interwoven. More than 80 new products have been developed. Cupro silk fabrics have good drape and velvety feel. The surface-washed cupro silk fabric can be used as a fabric for men’s and women’s shirts, dresses and other fashions. Deeply processed cupro fabrics can be widely used in suits, underwear, sportswear and home textiles.
