Conventional fabric style

1、 Stiffness
When touching the fabric, one can feel the rigidity, reaction force from the opponent, and a sense of elasticity and fullness. For example, the texture of high-density fabrics made from elastic fibers and yarns. To make the fabric feel stiff, thicker fibers should be selected, fiber modulus should be increased, yarn tightness and weaving density should be improved.
2、 Softness
Softness refers to a hand feel that is characterized by strong flexibility, lightweight, fluffiness, and smoothness, while weak stiffness, flatness, and smoothness. Make the fabric soft and improve the fluffiness of the yarn. Choose finer yarns and the weaving density should not be too high.
3、 Fullness
The fabric has good fluffiness, giving people a feeling of looseness and fullness. The compression and rebound are good, giving people a warm and thick feeling.
4、 Flexibility
The performance of following the soft deformation of body curves.
5、 Smoothness
The texture derived from coarse and hard fibers or strong twisted yarns is mainly the surface texture of the fabric, and the overall rigidity of the fabric enhances it. Smooth feeling can be achieved by twisting and using fibers with grooves or uneven surfaces.
6、 Smoothness
Derived from the soft and smooth texture of fine wool, like the texture of cashmere. The smoothness is opposite to the smoothness, requiring the surface fibers of the fabric to be finer and distributed in the form of curls or fuzz on the fabric surface. The smoothness is positively correlated with the fluffiness and fullness.

7、 Flatness
The fabric's ability to resist sagging and stretch into a flat surface is independent of elasticity. Choosing harder fibers and yarns to increase weaving density will result in such performance characteristics.
8、 Suspension
Drape refers to the performance of a fabric to naturally sag and form a curved surface under its own weight. If the fabric can sag into a smooth, uniform curvature or uniform ripple surface, it is said to have good drape.