Many people can't distinguish the connection and difference between cashmere sweaters, woolen sweaters, sweaters and knitwear, and mistakenly think that sweaters are woolen sweaters. And many bad manufacturers use this knowledge to blindly make profits, and some sweater dealers may not understand it. Today's Woollen Sweater Show will come to talk to you.Before talking about the relationship between them, we must first explain the definition of sweaters.

Knitting sweaters use various knitting needles to form loops of various raw materials and varieties of yarn, and then connect them to form knitted fabrics through string sleeves. Its texture is soft, has good wrinkle resistance and breathability, and has greater extensibility and elasticity. It can be seen from the definition of knitwear that it only specifies the knitting process of clothes, and does not specify the raw material yarn. Natural fibers such as wool yarn, cashmere yarn, and cotton and linen yarn can be used. Chemical fiber yarns such as polyester and spandex can also be used. Many of the underwear and sportswear we usually wear are sweaters.

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Knitting is relative to weaving. Knitting is divided into warp knitting and weft knitting. I will not repeat it here. Putting a picture may be more intuitive. Woven is cross-knitted yarn, knitted warp knitting is the longitudinal ferrule of the yarn, knitted weft knitting is the transverse ferrule of the yarn.

The woolen coats and down jacket fabrics we usually wear are basically woven, which is characterized by stable structure and no elasticity without spandex. Warp-knitted fabrics are also used in clothing, but more chemical fibers are used as raw materials, while woolen sweaters and cashmere sweaters are weft-knitted fabrics, which are characterized by good elasticity in both vertical and horizontal directions, especially greater horizontal elasticity. You can clearly see the mesh formed after the coils snare each other by pulling open, and then return to the original state after releasing.

All knitted structures can be called knitwear, which includes woolen sweaters and cashmere sweaters. In the future, don't just pick up a sweater and say it's a sweater.

Sweater refers to a weft knitted sweater woven with wool fibers. The wool here can be wool, alpaca, cashmere, rabbit hair, mink, or imitation artificial wool such as polyester or acrylic. The surface of the clothes There will be a layer of fluff somehow, and it is easy to fluff. Sweaters include sweaters and cashmere sweaters.

The word "cardigan" originally refers to a sweater woven using wool fibers as a raw material, but as word of mouth spreads, it now broadly refers to all sweaters, including cashmere sweaters, mink sweaters, mohair Shirts, etc., and cashmere sweaters refer to sweaters woven from cashmere fibers. The cardigans I refer to below refer to cardigans in a broad sense.

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According to national regulations, only those with a cashmere or wool content exceeding 95% can be called "pure wool sweaters" or "pure cashmere sweaters". The pure cashmere logo or pure wool logo is used. The others can only be called cashmere or wool blended products.

You can check the washing standard. Generally, the regular manufacturers will indicate the proportion of each component, but you should pay attention to the description of ingredients such as "sheep cashmere, lamb cashmere, and lamb cashmere". These are chemical fiber ingredients, and only write " "Cashmere" or "cashmere" or "cashmere" is the cashmere component. Wool may be written more according to different categories, such as "wool", "Australian wool", "lamb wool", "mohair" and so on.

When we buy a sweater, the first step is to check the ingredients. If a sweater does not dare to specify the ingredients or does not even wash the label, then there is no need to consider it. It is definitely not a good product. Don't listen to the shopping guide there, unless it is directly made by the manufacturer.

The components of woolen sweaters are wool, cashmere, alpaca wool, rabbit cashmere, mink wool, and cattle hair, and other animal protein fibers. Wool includes mohair, Australian wool, domestic wool, and lamb wool (lamb wool). Synthetic or chemical fibers such as polyester, nylon, and viscose. Animal fibers are much better in feel and warmth than chemical fibers, and are harmless to humans. The higher the content of animal fibers, the better the quality of sweaters.

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Of the common animal fibers, cashmere and alpaca are of the highest quality and expensive. Although mohair is also good in hair quality, the hair is too long, it is easy to be electrostatic, and it is not suitable for wearing. Although mink and rabbit velvet are also soft, they are very easy to lose hair and pilling, and the mink velvet used to make sweaters is generally not a real mink velvet, but a blend of mule velvet, wool, and rabbit velvet. Domestic wool fibers are thick and sturdy. Only the finest Australian wool can compare with cashmere, but overall it is slightly inferior to cashmere.

The above are some views on sweaters, woolen sweaters and cashmere sweaters, Woollen Sweater Show hopes to help everyone.

Source: Xiaojing Fur

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