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What fabric is good for shirts?

2021.09.15

The 100% cotton shirt fabric is believed to be favored by many people, and is also the most likely choice in daily life. Because of the skin friendly performance of the cotton fabric, it has a good sense of comfort when wearing, and it is soft and sweat absorbing. Many high-class shirts are also made of this fabric, which can be purchased by both men and women. However, this kind of fabric also has a corresponding disadvantage, that is, it is very easy to wrinkle and deform when wearing. If the clothes are dyed, special methods should be used to remove them.

Silk of Shirt Fabric

Silk fabric is also the top grade of shirt fabric, generally referring to silk, which can be divided into mulberry silk, tussah silk, castor silk, cassava silk, etc. There are many top quality shirt styles with silk on the market, which requires the buyer to have rich knowledge to identify. In fact, it is not difficult. Generally, the truth can be seen through simple methods: (1) feel method: silk fabric feels soft, smooth and comfortable close to the skin; (2) Visual inspection: the silk fabric has a pearl like luster and emits a soft luster; (3) Combustion method: silk will have the smell of burnt feathers when burning, which is difficult to continue burning and will self extinguish. Through these methods, you can buy really comfortable silk shirts.

T/C Blending of Shirt Fabric

This kind of shirt fabric is made by mixing cotton and chemical fiber in a certain proportion, so it integrates the respective advantages of cotton and chemical fiber, and is not easy to wrinkle and deform. In addition, yellowing of the shirt rarely occurs, but the overall texture will be hard when wearing, and it is not as comfortable as pure cotton.

Shirt Fabric Wool

Wool fabric is well-known as a superior fabric, which not only has good warmth retention and visual effects, but also is quite comfortable to wear. In recent years, wool has been applied to shirt fabrics, which were used to make suits and coats. The maintenance of this fabric is more troublesome than that of pure cotton and silk. It is not only easy to wrinkle and deform, but also easy to shrink when washing, and easy to be eaten by insects when storing. Therefore, it is generally suitable to wear this fabric in winter.