What is the difference between poplin and plain cloth? Composite fabric information

Poplin: A plain weave fabric with a diamond-shaped grain effect composed of warp yarns on the cloth surface. Its warp density is higher than the weft density. Poplin has the characteristics of light texture, tight structure, clear particles, smooth cloth surface, smooth hand feeling, and silky feel. Poplin has a wide range of uses and is mainly used to sew men’s and women’s shirts, windbreakers, raincoats and outerwear. This kind of fabric is also woven with plain weave. Different from plain cloth, the ratio of warp density to weft density is generally 1.8 to 2.2:1. Since the warp density is significantly greater than the weft density, a diamond-shaped grain pattern composed of raised parts of the warp yarns is formed on the surface of the fabric. To weave poplin fabrics, pure cotton or polyester-cotton fine yarn is commonly used. According to the different yarns used, it is divided into yarn poplin, half-thread poplin (with strands in the warp direction), and thread poplin (with strands in both warp and weft directions). According to different spinning processes, it is divided into carded poplin and combed poplin. In terms of weaving patterns, there are hidden-stripe hidden-lattice poplin, satin-stripe satin-lattice poplin, jacquard poplin, colorful-stripe and colorful-lattice poplin, flash poplin, etc. According to the printing and dyeing processing conditions of natural poplin gray fabric, there are bleached poplin, variegated poplin and printed poplin. All kinds of poplin fabrics have the characteristics of clean and smooth surface, fine texture, full grain, soft luster, soft and waxy feel. Silk is a major variety of cotton. Mainly used for shirts, summer clothes and daily clothes. Plain cloth: Plain cloth is a cotton fabric with a plain weave. The characteristic is that the warp and weft counts are equal or close, and the warp and weft densities are equal or close. Plain cloth is divided into coarse plain cloth, medium plain cloth and fine plain cloth. Coarse cloth is woven with thicker cotton yarns above No. 32 (below 18 inches) as warp and weft yarns, and is also called coarse cloth. The cloth body is thick, strong and firm. It is used as lining or printed and dyed to make clothing and furniture cloth. Zhongping cloth is woven with medium-sized cotton yarns of No. 22 to No. 30 (26 to 20 English count) as warp and weft yarns. It was formerly called market cloth or fine cloth. It is of medium thickness and strong, and is often used as flour bags, linings, household quilt linings, or processed into various bleached cloths, colored cloths, etc. to make clothing or decorative cloths. Fine plain cloth is woven with finer cotton yarns below No. 19 (above 30 inches count) as warp and weft yarns. The cloth is thin and processed into various bleached cloths, colored cloths and printed cloths, which can be used for shirts and other clothing. In addition, plain cloth woven with cotton yarn below No. 15 (more than 40 inches) is also called fine spinning. The thin plain weave fabric woven with fine (high count) cotton yarn is called glass yarn or voile. It has good air permeability and is especially suitable for making summer clothes or as decorative fabrics such as curtains.
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