What Is The Difference Between Interlock Fabric And Pure Cotton?

　　Autumn and winter are cold and dew-heavy. How choose warm and beautiful clothes is very important at this time. Do you know that there is a kind of fabric called interlock fabric? Interlock fabric is a kind of knitted fabric, which is composed of 90% cotton and 10% polyester. Interlock fabric has a better bearing capacity and is not easy to deform. Interlock fabric, which has the characteristics of thick, soft, good warmth retention, no curling, and certain elasticity, is widely used for sewing cotton sweater trousers and sweatshirt trousers. Is this fabric good? Take a look at what is the composition of the interlock fabric. What is the difference between interlock fabric and pure cotton?

　　interlock fabric: A weft-knitted fabric. Soft and thick, with good lateral elasticity, suitable for sewing underwear and sportswear in spring, autumn, and winter. Because only the front coils can be seen on both sides of the fabric, it is also called double-sided fabric.

　　What is interlock fabric?

　　Interlock fabric is a kind of knitted fabric, which is composed of 90% cotton and 10% polyester. Interlock fabric has a better bearing capacity and is less prone to deformation. It is suitable for products with special needs. Interlock fabric is double rib knitted fabric, which is a knitted fabric composed of two rib weaves compounded with each other. The fabric has a soft hand feeling, good elasticity, even cloth surface, clear lines, and better stability than single jersey and ribbed cloth.

　　Composition of interlock fabric

　　Most of the raw materials of interlock fabric are cotton yarns with a linear density of 14-28 tex, and the twist is slightly smaller than that of jersey yarns, so as to increase the softness of cotton sweaters and trousers. Blended interlock fabrics mainly include dimension cotton blends and chlorine cotton blends, and chemical fiber fabrics include acrylic interlock fabrics, polyester interlock fabrics, and spandex interlock fabrics. The small drawn squares woven by the drawing technique are unique. The yarn-dyed weaving process can be used to produce horizontal stripes, colored stripes, thunder flowers, and other varieties. Interlock fabric can be used to sew cotton sweaters, sweatshirts, outerwear, vests, briefs, pajamas, etc.

　　The difference between interlock fabric and pure cotton

　　With the development of fabric technology, in recent years, based on the traditional fabric composition of cotton, cotton + wool, cotton + polyester, and cotton + acrylic, by adding special fibers or special additives in the dyeing and finishing process, the Common interlock fabric enhances functionality. Such as warm type, moisture absorption and quick drying type, cool type, and so on. The field of application is further expanded, and even has good performance in the field of space and aviation.

　　1. Different ingredients:

　　Cotton refers to clothing or supplies that contain 100% cotton; interlock fabrics mainly include blended interlock fabrics (dimensional cotton blends and chlorine cotton blends), chemical fiber fabrics (acrylic interlock fabrics, polyester interlock fabrics, and spandex interlock fabrics). Most of the raw materials are cotton yarns with a linear density of 14-28 tex, and the twist is slightly smaller than that of jersey yarns to increase the softness of cotton sweaters and trousers.

　　2. The scope of the application is different:

　　Cotton cloth is generally plain cloth, poplin, twill cloth, denim cloth, etc. It is different from ordinary cloth in that it has the advantages of deodorization, breathability, and comfort. Try not to use washing powder, and it is best to use transparent soap. 2. interlock fabric, which has the characteristics of thick, soft, good warmth retention, no curling, and certain elasticity, and is widely used for sewing cotton sweaters and sweatshirts.

　　3. Different features:

　　Interlock fabric is a double knit fabric composed of two rib weaves, which have the characteristics of soft touch, good elasticity, uniform surface, and clear lines. Cotton is easy to wrinkle, deform, and lacks elasticity. Pure cotton clothes are easy to deform, especially summer clothes because the fabric is relatively thin.