Flocking is a fabric whose surface is composed of many small piles. These piles can be natural fibers, such as cotton, wool, and silk, or man-made fibers, such as polyester and nylon. Flocking fabrics are soft, comfortable, and warm, so they are widely used in winter clothing.
The flocking production process is to dye and print the original fabric, and then put it into a flocking machine for processing. The flocking machine inserts some small steel needles into the fabric regularly to form many small fluffs. These piles can be short or long, and can come in different colors and patterns, thus forming a variety of flocked fabrics.
There are many types of flocking fabrics, including flannel, velvet fabric, plush silk, suede silk, etc. Each fabric has its own unique characteristics and uses. For example, velvet fabrics are often used to make bedding and home decorations, velvet fabrics are often used to make coats, skirts, trousers and other clothing, while velvet silk and suede silk are used to make high-end dresses, banquet wear, etc.
In general, flocking fabric is a very practical and popular fabric. Its softness, comfort and warmth make it an ideal choice for winter clothing. First choice. At the same time, due to the wide variety of flocking fabrics, designers can choose different fabrics for design according to different needs and styles, thereby creating more colorful clothing styles.
