Cotton blended fabric is a fabric made of cotton fiber mixed with other fibers (such as polyester fiber, nylon fiber, etc.). It has the following advantages and disadvantages:
Advantages:
1. Comfort: Cotton blended fabric retains the softness and softness of cotton fiber Breathability makes it comfortable to wear and suitable for all seasons.
2. Durability: The fiber mixture of blended fabrics enhances the wear resistance and durability of the fabric, making it more durable than pure cotton fabrics.
3. Wrinkle resistance: Blended fabrics are usually less likely to wrinkle than pure cotton fabrics, and they maintain better neatness after wearing.
4. Quick-drying: The synthetic fibers in blended fabrics have better hygroscopicity and moisture-repelling properties than cotton fibers, making the fabric dry faster.
5. Color fastness: Blended fabrics usually have good color fastness and can keep the color from fading for a long time.
Disadvantages:
1. Breathability: Compared with pure cotton fabrics, blended fabrics are slightly less breathable and prone to wear in hot weather. Feeling hot in the weather.
2. Hygroscopicity: Compared with pure cotton fabrics, blended fabrics have poorer hygroscopicity and are prone to feeling uncomfortable in humid environments.
3. Deformability: The synthetic fibers in blended fabrics are easily deformed by heat, so you need to be careful to avoid high-temperature ironing.
4. Environmental protection: Synthetic fibers in blended fabrics are usually made from chemical raw materials such as petroleum, which has a certain negative impact on the environment.
In general, cotton blended fabrics have advantages in comfort, durability and wrinkle resistance, but are relatively poor in breathability, moisture absorption and environmental protection. Weaker. When choosing blended fabrics, you can make trade-offs based on your personal needs and the environment in which you will wear them.
