Choosing an appropriate fabric for your new blanket isn’t as simple as you may think. The fabric should be based on individual preferences from how you sleep to any allergy concerns. We broke down the 6 most common blanket fabrics and their benefits. Cotton. Cotton blankets hold up well when repeatedly washed, reducing the build-up of allergens in the bed’s microclimate. Cotton...

Because of its lightness, warmth, insulation, and versatility, wool is widely used in clothing – including sportswear, sweatshirts, track pants, jackets, and trousers. Plus, its comfortable feel and plush softness make it an ideal fabric for bedding—including sheets, pillowcases, and blankets. Sherpa Shu Velveteen Fabric - Sherpa fleece is 100% polyester and can be...

Coral fleece fabrics are versatile; this makes them worth the money. This is essential for everyone, young and old. It makes you feel more comfortable outdoors or indoors. All you need to do is find creative ways to use these fabrics. The fabric is lightweight so you don't have to worry about putting too much weight on young children. Plus, it's also great for seniors who don't get lost...

The material from which the blanket is made will determine how well your body heat is retained within the blanket and whether it will keep you warm when the weather turns cold. There are two materials suitable for blankets, Fleece, and wool, let's see the difference below. Fleece Fleece is a synthetic material that reflects the look and feel of wool. In this way, people with allergies...

What is the fabric of the baby blanket, and which fabrics are suitable as blanket fabrics? Let's take a look below. The term "knitting" refers to the way in which the fabric is made. In this case, it's a textile made of interlocking yarns (or knits). It can be made from various fibers such as bamboo or cotton. Lightweight knit is lightweight, breathable, wrinkle resistant, durable and...

Shu velvet fabric is also known as lamb velvet fabric. It's similar to polar fleece but with silky hair and better warmth. Mostly used for the lining of plush toys, blankets, and clothes. Now also popular for lining gifts and casual shoes. What are the characteristics of lamb velvet fabric? Lamb wool generally refers to 100% polyester or blended with acrylic. Today we will talk about the...

    There are several stages in the production of flannel fleece:     (1) Substrate production     First, get the base material of the flannel. Depending on the type of end product desired, this material may be cotton, wool, or synthetic textiles. Thinner fabrics such as silk are not suitable for the production of flannel.     (2) Spinning    ...

    The Shu velveteen fabric is always 100% polyester. It is similar to polar fleece and also has a silky plush texture, which is warmer. It is mainly used for plush toys, blankets, and clothing liners. Now popular on gift and casual shoe surfaces.     Compared to lamb fleece. shu velveteen has the same loft, warmth, and eco-friendliness, but at a lower cost than...

    Fleece fabric comes in many types, each with its own set of properties and uses cases, so knowing them ahead of time can help you choose the right fabric. Microfleece Fabric     Microfleece is the lightest, thinnest, and most popular type of wool. It wicks away moisture and has a soft, plush texture that's gentle on the skin. Compared to other types of fleece,...

    Have you chosen the material for the home comforters? Are you still worried about it? Let's take a look at the characteristics of household quilt materials. Are they worth buying?     Polyester-cotton fabrics have the characteristics of low cost, bright color, not easy to fade, etc., and the cost performance is relatively high. It is a mixture of a small amount of...