Hemp is an important raw material in the hemp textile industry. Its fiber is strong, soft and thin, and has good color.
Advantages of linen fabric: breathable, unique cool feeling, non-sticky when sweating; bright color, It has good natural luster, is not easy to fade and shrink; has greater thermal conductivity and moisture absorption than cotton fabrics, is not sensitive to acid-base reactions, is anti-fungal, and is not prone to moisture and mildew; it is resistant to moth and mildew;
Disadvantages are: rough feel, not smooth and comfortable to wear, easy to wrinkle, poor drape; hemp fiber is hard and has poor cohesion.
Advantages:
Comfort: Linen fabric has a soft feel, fine texture, good air permeability, comfortable wearing, and is not easy to shrink.
Durable: The durability of linen fabric is poor, but after processing and treatment, its shortcomings can be overcome and extended service life.
Fireproof: Linen fabric is not easy to burn and does not produce toxins. It is suitable for making curtains, tablecloths and other fireproof materials.
Environmental protection: The production process of linen fabrics is relatively environmentally friendly and does not require a large amount of chemicals, energy and wood. The environmental impact is small.
Disadvantages:
Hemp fabric has thick fibers and is easy to knot or snag, so it needs to be handled carefully .
Hemp fabrics are not as durable as other synthetic fibers and are prone to wear or tear.
Hemp fabric has a relatively poor feel and texture, and is not fashionable and modern enough. If you need a fashionable design, it may not be the best choice.
Line fabrics are relatively troublesome to wash and require hand washing or special treatment, otherwise they will be easily deformed or damaged.
Line fabric has many advantages and disadvantages, and the choice of which fabric to use depends on the specific needs and circumstances
