1. The difference between polar fleece and coral velvet
The raw materials of polar fleece and coral velvet are different. Its composition is generally polyester; the raw material of coral velvet is Polyester fiber and coral velvet are named coral velvet because of their high inter-fiber density and light body, similar to coral. The production process of polar fleece coral velvet is different. It is woven by a circular knitting machine. After weaving, the gray fabric is dyed first. It is then processed through various complex processes such as drawing, combing, shearing, and shaking. Coral fleece lacks the process of shaking.
2. What is polar fleece
Polar fleece is also called fleece. It is woven by a circular knitting machine. After being woven, the gray fabric is first dyed and then processed by various complex processes such as brushing, carding, shearing, and polarization. The front of the fabric is brushed and shaken. The grains are fluffy and dense but not easy to shed or pill. The nap on the reverse side is sparse and even, and the fluffy and elastic texture is very good. Its ingredients are generally pure polyester and soft to the touch.
3. What is coral velvet
The raw material of coral velvet is polyester fiber. Coral velvet is named coral velvet because of its high density between fibers and its light body, which is similar to coral. Because coral velvet has strong water absorption capacity, it was a substitute for bath towels and bathrobes when it first entered the market. Later, with the improvement of technology and the complication of the production process, coral velvet became softer, with more diverse colors, no pilling, and no fading.
4. The production process of coral velvet
The production process of coral velvet is also very complicated, with a series of production processes: white cloth – pre-shaping – dyeing – softness – dehydration – edge drawing – drying – nap – combing – shearing – – Styling – The finished product is rolled and shaken. This process is something that coral velvet does not have.
5. The difference between polar fleece and non-falling fleece
The materials of polar fleece and non-fleece are different. The ingredients of polar fleece are generally polyester and soft to the touch. The ingredients of non-fleece are mostly spandex, which has good elasticity. Polar fleece and non-fleece have good elasticity. The fields of application of polar fleece are different. Polar fleece is mostly used in warm jackets, as well as bedding, gloves, scarves, pillows and other items. It has a wide range of applications. The main use of non-falling fleece is pants, such as the fleece-lined pants we wear in winter. Bottoms or thermal pants have a smaller range of applications.
6. What is non-pile
Non-pile, on an ordinary high-speed warp knitting machine without a terry comb, the front comb is used. The longer needle back yarn movement creates longer extension lines on the surface of the fabric. The elastic recovery force of the spandex raw material is used to form terry loops on the surface. During finishing, the long extension lines are cut to form a velvet surface. The warp-knitted velvet fabric produced by this method is also called “non-falling velvet”. Most of its ingredients are spandex and it has good elasticity.
7. What is the difference between the application fields of polar fleece and non-falling fleece
Polar fleece is mostly used in warm jackets, as well as bedding, gloves, scarves, pillows and other items. It has a wide range. Its texture is very soft and skin-friendly. It will be very comfortable to make close-fitting clothing. The fabric used as a windproof jacket also protects against the cold. The main use of non-falling velvet is trousers. For example, the velvet-added leggings or thermal pants we wear in winter are all made of non-falling velvet. Their application range is small and they are mostly found in our underwear.
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