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Hangzhou True Rhino Fabric is a textile company empowered by a professional fabric factory—Xinhong Fabric Co. Ltd., which was established in 2000, We are dedicated to the designing and manufacturing of a wide range of natural fiber fabrics, including wool, linen, and cashmere fabrics for fashion, and wool suiting fabrics, wool and linen upholstery fabrics.
We have exported to more than 20 countries, like the USA, UK, and Russia, Australia, Brazil, Vietnam, India, South Africa, Qatar, etc. Our fabrics have the characteristics of natural breathability, softness, nice drape feeling, and durability, which can provide customers with a breathable and comfortable feeling. By successfully importing the Italian fabric development and manufacturing system we can meet customers various customized requirements.
What we offer:
1)Professional testing lab
2)State-of-art production line
3)Responsible factory
4)Highly competitive prices
5)Best professional team
Industry knowledge
How is wool fabric produced and processed?
Wool fabric is produced from the fleece of sheep or lamb. The process involves several steps, including shearing, sorting, cleaning, carding, spinning, and weaving.
Shearing: Sheep are sheared once a year, usually in the spring, to obtain their fleece. Shearing is done carefully to avoid harming the sheep.
Sorting: The fleece is sorted based on its quality, color, and length. The fleece is separated into different grades, and each grade is used for different types of wool products.
Cleaning: The fleece is then washed to remove dirt, grease, and other impurities.
Carding: After cleaning, the wool is carded, which involves separating and aligning the fibers. Carding is done using a machine that has fine wires on a rotating drum.
Spinning: The carded wool is then spun into yarn. Spinning can be done using a spinning wheel or a spinning machine.
Weaving: The final step in wool fabric production is weaving. The yarn is woven into fabric using a loom.
After weaving, the wool fabric is usually finished to improve its appearance and texture. Finishing can involve processes such as pressing, steaming, and dyeing.
Caring for wool fabric for upholstery and garments requires some special attention to ensure that it remains in good condition. Here are some tips to help you care for your
wool fabric:
Read the care label: Always check the care label on your wool fabric to determine the best cleaning method. Some wool fabrics may require dry cleaning only, while others can be washed at home.
Spot cleaning: If you spill something on your wool fabric, act quickly and blot the area with a clean cloth or paper towel to remove as much of the spill as possible. Do not rub the area, as this can damage the fibers.
Dry cleaning: If your wool fabric requires dry cleaning, take it to a reputable dry cleaner who specializes in cleaning wool fabrics. Be sure to point out any stains or areas that need special attention.
Washing at home: If your wool fabric can be washed at home, use a gentle detergent and cool water. Avoid using hot water, as it can cause the wool fibers to shrink. Wash the fabric in a delicate cycle and use a low spin cycle to prevent stretching.
Storage: Store your wool fabric in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid folding the fabric, as this can cause creases and wrinkles. Instead, roll the fabric and store it in a breathable container or wrap it in acid-free tissue paper.
By following these tips, you can help ensure that your wool fabric for upholstery and garments remains looking and feeling its best for years to come.