All cotton fabrics (khaki canvas, corduroy, velvet, poplin, waffle, cotton, denim, plain fabric, etc.), linen fabrics (linen fabrics, combed cotton/brown cotton fabrics, etc.), silk fabrics (various silk fabrics such as spun crepe, satin, elastic yarn card fabrics, coral fleece fabrics, etc.), all wool fabrics: (coarse spun woolen, fine spun woolen, woolen fabrics, blankets, etc.), synthetic fabrics (polyester fabrics, nylon fabrics, artificial cotton, other synthetic fibers, etc.), blended and interwoven fabrics (TC fabrics, TR fabrics, other blended and interwoven fabrics, twill twisted yarn fabrics), knitted fabrics (warp and weft woven fabrics, mesh fabrics, sweat fabrics, towel fabrics, fleece fabrics, etc.), printed and dyed fabrics (all cotton synthetic fiber blended printing, etc.), composite fabrics. Embroidered fabrics, home textile fabrics (bedding fabrics, curtain fabrics, tablecloths, etc.), elastic fabrics Clothing fabrics (shirt fabrics, lining fabrics, suit fabrics, underwear fabrics, etc.), color woven fabrics (checkered fabrics, striped fabrics), jacquard fabrics, non-woven fabrics (spunbond non-woven fabrics, spunbond non-woven fabrics, needle punched non-woven fabrics, sewn non-woven fabrics).
In autumn and winter, as the weather gets colder and colder, a comfortable blanket can always bring us a feeling of comfort and warmth. The surface of the blanket has rich plush, which can not only be used as a warm item on the bed, but also as a bedspread. A blanket is relatively thin compared to a blanket. There are many different materials for blankets, and blankets made of different materials can bring us different feelings; So, what are the classifications of blankets? Which material is good for blankets? Please read down.
Classification of blankets
Blanket is a commonly used bedding and home textile product, with a rich plush surface that can provide some warmth. There are many types of blankets and classification methods. According to size specifications, it can be divided into double blankets, single blankets, and children's blankets; According to their usage, they can be divided into bed blankets, knee blankets, beach blankets, etc; According to their special functions, they can be divided into negative ion blankets, flame-retardant blankets, and antibacterial blankets; According to the textile method, it can be divided into woven blankets, tufted blankets, woven blankets, and long staple Raschel blankets.
Which material is good for blankets
1. Polyester (dacron, polyester):
Polyester is an important variety of synthetic fibers and is the trade name of polyester fibers in China. Polyester fabrics have high strength and elastic recovery ability. Therefore, it is sturdy, durable, wrinkle resistant, and iron free. Polyester fabric has poor moisture absorption, causing a stuffy feeling when worn, and is prone to static electricity and dust contamination, which affects its appearance and comfort. However, it is very easy to dry after washing, and the wet strength hardly decreases, without deformation, and has good washability. Polyester blankets also have good heat resistance, light resistance, etc.

2. Acrylic:
Acrylic fiber is the trade name for polymer fibers in China. Acrylic fiber has excellent properties and is known as "synthetic wool" due to its properties being similar to wool. Although acrylic fiber is commonly referred to as microfiber, it only accounts for 90% -94% of the total, due to the lack of flexibility, brittleness, and difficulty in dyeing fibers made from a single polymer. In order to overcome these shortcomings of aggregation, people adopt the method of adding a second monomer to make the fibers flexible; Add a third monomer to enhance staining ability.
3. Nylon (polyamide fiber):
Nylon is the Chinese name for synthetic fiber nylon, also known as "Nailun" or "Nylon". Its scientific name is polyamide fiber, which stands for polyamide fiber. It has good strength and wear resistance, and is the first fiber in the home. Nylon fabric has good moisture absorption among synthetic fiber fabrics. Nylon has poor ventilation and breathability, and is prone to static electricity.
4. Spandex:
Spandex is the trade name of polyurethane elastic fiber in China. Spandex began industrial production in 1959, mainly weaving elastic fabrics. Typically, spandex fibers are spun into core spun yarns with other fibers for weaving purposes. It can be used to manufacture various underwear, swimwear, tight fitting clothes, jeans, sportswear, elastic parts with straps, etc. Clothing made of spandex is comfortable to wear, can adapt to the deformation needs of various parts of the body, and can reduce the sense of restraint of clothing on the body.
5. Vinylon:
Vinylon is the trade name for polyvinyl alcohol fibers, also known as vinylon. Its performance is close to cotton, known as "synthetic cotton", and it is the moisture absorbing variety among existing synthetic fibers. Vinylon was made in Germany in the 1930s, but it is not resistant to hot water and is mainly used for surgical sutures.
6. Animal fibers:
Animal fibers mainly include wool, mohair, rabbit hair, cashmere, camel hair, yak hair, etc. Among the many blanket materials, animal fiber blankets are also a type of blanket, because animal fiber blankets are also very expensive in the market. The animal fiber blanket has good insulation effect, and it is very soft and comfortable when in contact with human skin. The animal fiber is woven densely, has good elasticity, and is very durable.