White Alyssum Floral and Paisley Chantilly Lace Trim

Clothing (apparel, cloths, garment) is known as clothing for men, women, children and babies. It can be divided into mass-produced ready-to-wear (commonly known as ready-to-wear or ready-made-garment in English) and custom-made clothes (haute couture).

The material of clothing includes two parts: main material (fabric) and auxiliary material (trimmings ), such as interlining, lining, padding, zipper, button, ribbon, lace, and so on.

Fibers, yarns, fabrics and finished products used in home life are considered home furnishing textiles. There are many kinds of home textile end products, such as curtains, carpets, quilts, bed sheets, pillows, pillowcases, mattresses, or mosquito nets with lace.

Fabric that has not been scouring, bleaching and finishing can be called griege. Simply put, as long as it is just woven, before any further processing, it can be called griege.

The process of removing oil, sizing agent, thickening material, dust etc. from fabrics during spinning and weaving by water and other solvents or souring agents. If the fabric is not scoured, it will hinder the penetration of dyes, treatment agents or water, resulting in uneven dye absorption, which will reduce the color fastness and even cause speckiness.

It is the process of using bleach to remove undesirable pigments in fibers or fabrics. It is an important preparation before dyeing.

After the fabric is pre-treated (desizing, scouring, bleaching), it interacts with dyes, assistants and water at a certain temperature and time, so that the dyes can be moved to the fibers in the fabric. As long as the equilibrium state is reached, the dye will be fixed in the fiber, that is, it has a certain color fastness and is not easy to fade (color fading). However, because the chemical composition and structure of different fibers are different, if a certain dye is used, different fibers will show different coloring effects.