What fabrics are prone to pilling? What kind of fabric is not prone to pilling?
The reason why clothing pills is because the yarn contains short fibers. After the clothing is rubbed, these short fibers will run out and curl. This is the principle of clothing pilling. In fact, most clothing will have pilling to varying degrees. The specific condition of the ball depends on the material of the fabric, cleaning method and maintenance level. This article will answer the question of which fabrics are prone to pilling.
First of all, chemical fiber fabrics are easier to pill, such as polyester, polyacrylonitrile fiber and nylon. In addition, chemical fiber fabrics have better strength and wear resistance. It is less likely to fall off after pilling, and the degree of pilling will become more serious in the long run.
The second is wool/rabbit fur and other fur-type fabrics. This is due to the characteristics of the fabric itself and the way the sweater is knitted. Therefore, this type of fabric must avoid frequent friction in daily wear.
The above fabrics are relatively easy to pill. What are the fabrics that are not easy to pill? They are made of natural fibers such as cotton and linen. In addition to their good breathability, they are also characterized by their resistance to pilling. Moreover, the price of this type of fabric is not very high. Friends who mind pilling can choose cotton and linen fabrics.
Silk is also a kind of fabric that is not prone to pilling. As mentioned earlier, short fibers easily run out and pilling, while silk is a long fiber, which can avoid pilling to a large extent. However, the price of silk is higher than that of cotton, linen and chemical fibers, and it is more used in the production of high-end workwear.
The above is the principle of fabric pilling after finishing and what kind of fabrics are easy to pill. If you want to learn more about fabrics, you can bookmark the website of Hall 3, or follow “Hall 3” , we update fabric knowledge every day.
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