Characteristics and Storage Methods of Woven Fabrics

Woven fabrics are woven on looms to form fabrics with interwoven warp and weft. Woven fabrics are widely used in the apparel industry. Due to some differences in processing, it results in different woven fabrics.

Characteristics of woven fabrics

Woven fabrics have a stable construction, and the fabric surface looks relatively flat. It has strong operability and is suitable for various cutting methods, as well as various printing and dyeing processes. Woven fabrics are available in a wide range of colors and are also particularly easy to print. Woven fabrics are resistant to washing, either water or dry cleaning is possible. Compared with knitted fabrics, woven fabrics are not as elastic as knitted fabrics. In addition, if not paid attention during processing, it may cause the warp and weft mesh to tilt, which will affect the manufacturing or sewing of woven fabrics.

Storage methods for woven fabrics

Firstly, when storing woven fabrics, it is important to ventilate. If the woven fabric is not stored in a ventilated environment, it will become moldy over time, and spots will appear on fabric surface, which will decline the firmness of the woven fabric, and also reduce its advantages and usability. In addition, it is also possible to classify and store woven fabrics according to their different processes, printing and dyeing, making it particularly convenient to use and search for woven fabrics. Finally, it is also important to note that it should not be stored in humid environments and to avoid sources of ignition.

Cutting process of woven fabrics

When cutting woven fabrics, they can be cut according to different colors and different techniques. When cutting, it is important to accurately cut and ensure smooth cutting lines. After cutting, it is necessary to count the quantity and mark the specifications and model numbers on the fabric.