Clothing "Fabric Science" To Dizzy Consumers

"I usually pay more attention to fabric when I buy clothes. Recently I bought a dress for my mother. I found that the fabric description was divided into Lesel fiber 42%, en card (viscose) 40% and cotton 10%.

Later, I searched the Internet to know that the fiber is commonly known as Tencel.

Qingyuan, who lives in the vicinity of the city of winning less than that, before a lot of clothing fabric logo directly shows cotton, linen, polyester, acrylic and other commonly known, now many of the names of fabric fabrics appear polyacrylonitrile fiber, Le cel fiber, polyurethane fiber and other nouns, "these names are so confused, do not know what the fabric is, it is not clear that it is considered high-tech products."

Less than that.

Reporters visited a number of shopping malls and clothing stores in Qingyuan, and found that the "new fabric" did appear on the fabric label names.

In a shopping mall in the city square, the reporter saw the labels of clothing ingredients sold in many counters. Besides the familiar cotton, linen, polyester and spandex, there were polyester fiber, polyamide fiber, polyurethane fiber and Lesel.

In many stores in the old city, when asked about the specific fabric of the clothes, the salesmen often explained it with common names, but most of them only told the main fabric of the clothes, and some of the salesmen mentioned above were also unknown.

"I only know that the main material of this dress is silk and Tencel, and we are not very clear about what this kind of fiber is, maybe it is Tencel."

In a women's clothing store in city square, the staff explained the fabric of a lady's dress.

Subsequently, the reporter read the relevant information learned that, according to the relevant national standards, many garment manufacturers began to label the names of fabrics on clothing labels.

In fact, polyester fiber is the scientific name of polyester which we are familiar with. Polyamide fiber is the scientific name of nylon or nylon, and polyacrylonitrile fiber is commonly known as acrylic fiber and polypropylene fiber.

Experts on the Internet say that fibers are divided into natural fibers and chemical fibers, and natural fibers are only a few types, such as linen, cotton, silk and wool.

There are dozens of chemical fibers, including polyester, nylon, acrylic and vinylon, all of which belong to synthetic fibers in chemical fibers.

These fibers are wear-resistant, flexible, and easy to wash and dry.

In accordance with the relevant national standards previously implemented, brand manufacturers simply label the ingredients on clothing product labels.

However, with the implementation of the new national standard of chemical fiber names, clothing products that are required to enter the market must be marked with the international name of their ingredients, thus causing consumers to feel dizzy.