Textile technology is a vital part of clothing design, and its development has a profound impact on the texture of fabrics and the overall effect of clothing. Let us have an in-depth understanding of the development of textile technology in clothing design, and feel the impact of textile art on fabric texture.
First of all, with the continuous advancement of textile technology, the types of fabrics are becoming more and more diverse. Traditional textile technologies such as hand weaving and machine weaving have developed into modern high-tech textile technologies, such as CNC looms, spray printing, digital printing, etc. The application of these technologies makes the texture of fabrics richer and more diverse, and can produce a variety of textures, lusters and handles.
Secondly, the development of textile technology has also promoted the improvement of the functionality of fabrics. For example, fabrics with special functions such as waterproof, windproof, and breathable have been introduced, making clothing more practical while satisfying aesthetics. Textile technology can also create some high-end fabrics, such as silk, wool, linen, etc., which have unique texture and feel, giving clothing a higher sense of quality.
In addition, the influence of textile art on fabric texture is mainly reflected in texture, gloss and feel. Creating different lines and textures through textile technology can make the fabric look more layered and three-dimensional, and enhance the texture of the clothing. Gloss refers to the reflected light energy on the surface of the fabric. By processing and finishing the fabric, it can have different gloss effects, thus showing different looks and styles. Handfeel refers to the touch and feel of the fabric, which is a characteristic of the fabric. By choosing different textile structures and processing techniques, the fabric can be made soft, smooth, fluffy or textured.
In short, the development of textile technology plays a vital role in clothing design. It not only enriches the types and functions of fabrics, but also gives clothing a variety of textures and styles by creating different textures, lusters and hands. Textile art and the texture of fabrics are closely linked. Through continuous innovation and exploration, broader possibilities can be opened for clothing design.
