Driven by fashion and environmental protection, artificial fur fabrics are gradually becoming a popular material in the field of foreign trade. Understanding its design principles will help us better understand this fabric full of potential.
Artificial fur fabrics are designed to simulate the texture, appearance and warmth of natural fur. Its design principle first focuses on the selection and combination of fibers. Fibers of different materials and characteristics are cleverly matched to achieve the ideal plush effect. Some soft and slender fibers are used to construct hair-like textures, while fibers with elasticity or special textures are used to increase the toughness and uniqueness of the fabric.
In terms of weaving technology, a variety of weaving methods are used. For example, flat knitting can form a basic plush structure, while special knitting needles such as twisted needles can create rich patterns. By controlling the density and tension of the weaving, the height and tightness of the plush can be accurately adjusted, thereby showing different styles of artificial fur.
Coloring and dyeing are also key. The use of advanced dyeing technology can give artificial fur fabrics diverse and lasting colors. Not only can solid color effects be achieved through basic dyeing, but also patterns and color layers can be added through printing, tie-dyeing and other processes to meet different design needs.
In addition, surface treatment technology also makes the texture of artificial fur even better. Through special coating or sanding treatment, the fullness and softness of the plush can be adjusted to make it closer to natural fur while being more comfortable and durable.
With the continuous advancement of technology, the design principles of artificial fur fabrics are also continuously innovating and optimizing. In the future, it will shine in the global market with more exquisite craftsmanship, richer expressiveness and higher environmental performance, bringing more possibilities to the fashion industry.
