What material is the cloth made of?

The material of fabric is a soft product with certain mechanical properties and thickness made of fabric fibers and spinning yarns, which is what people usually call cloth. Spinning yarns cross each other to form a traditional fabric or braid. Spinning yarns are nested in series to form knitted fabrics, which are generally divided into warp knitted fabrics and weft knitted fabrics.

Tufting is a kind of fabric that "plants" endless spinning yarns or pile-like fibers on the base fabric. The sheet-like fiber aggregate formed by direct consolidation between fibers is called nonwovens.

Pure cloth: it is a fabric composed of pure spinning yarn with a single fiber raw material. Blended chemical fiber fabric: a fabric woven from a single blended chemical fiber fabric yarn. Interwoven fabric: refers to the woven fabric with different fiber raw materials for warp and weft yarns, or the knitted fabric made of two or more different raw materials (or intervals).

Knitted fabrics can be divided into weft knitted fabrics and warp knitted fabrics according to weaving methods. Weft-knitted fabrics are usually made of low-elastic polyester yarn or profiled polyester yarn, nylon yarn, cotton yarn and wool yarn. On various weft knitting machines, flat needles, flat needles, ribbed flat needles, double ribbed flat needles, jacquard and terry are used to knit.