What is the material of Topkapok?

Top kapok is a kind of knitted plush fabric, the full name is Tuscan cashmere, which belongs to a kind of sheep shearing.

Topkapok is a traditional Mongolian fabric, which is mainly used to make blankets, tents, clothes and so on. It is made of wool and horse hair, and is favored for its softness, warmth and wear resistance.

The colors of Topkapok are mostly natural colors, such as white, brown and black. Some of them show rich colors after dyeing. Toka cashmere plays an important role in Mongolian life. Known as "the pearl on the grassland", it is also an important part of Mongolian culture.

The fabric is delicate and soft and comfortable to wear. It can be used to make intimate clothes such as thermal underwear and pajamas. It is breathable and warm, and does not irritate the skin. Especially thermal underwear, it is very close to the skin and will not look bloated when worn inside. It is warm and beautiful at the same time, and it is deeply loved by people.

Matters needing attention in purchasing kapok cashmere

1, material: kapok is mainly made of wool and horse hair, and high-quality kapok should use natural raw materials without chemical treatment.

2, softness: good top wood cotton wool should be soft and comfortable, delicate to the touch, and will not irritate the skin.

3. Density: The density of kapok determines its warmth and durability. Generally speaking, the higher the density, the better the quality of kapok.

4. Color: The colors of Top Kapok are mostly natural colors, such as white, brown and black. If you dye topkapok, you should pay attention to whether it fades.

5. Process: Topkapok has a unique production process, which generally needs to be hand-woven, and it is necessary to pay attention to whether there are obvious process defects.

6. Brand: Topkapok of well-known brand can guarantee quality and after-sales service.

In a word, you need to consider the material, softness, density, color, technology, brand and other factors when purchasing topkapok, and you can identify it by observing, touching and smelling it.

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