There are three types of fabrics based on the brightness of the luster. The particularly bright glossy fabric is woven from some shiny raw materials such as triangular shaped silk and glossy matte rayon; A type of fabric with dull and dull luster is called matte fabric, which is made of matte raw materials, and in the middle is matte rayon, but this classification is rare. Mainly used for clothes such as pajamas.

High quality matte rayon fabric with high verticality, unique silk grade soft and smooth touch, good elasticity, and breathable comfort. Perfectly solves the wrinkle prone problem of real silk.

Advantages of matte fabric raw materials:

Processed from natural cellulose containing materials such as wood, cotton lint, reed, and other chemical materials, also known as artificial cotton, it has the basic properties of natural fibers, good dyeing performance, good fastness, soft fabric, good hand feel, heavy weight, good drape, moisture absorption, and breathability.

Wearing is cool and comfortable, not prone to static electricity, fuzzing, and pilling, and resistant to washing. The moisture content of viscose fiber best meets the physiological requirements of human skin, with the essence of cotton and the quality of silk. It is a genuine ecological fiber, originating from nature and superior to nature.

Viscose fiber is a natural fiber extracted from wood pulp and cotton linter. After special processing, these natural fibers are finally made into viscose fiber. Viscose fibers include: modal fiber, matte silk, viscose fiber, matte rayon, artificial cotton (rayon), and artificial wool.

Advantages:

1. Viscose has good moisture absorption (among ordinary chemical fibers, it has the strongest moisture absorption), breathability, and good wearing comfort;

2. Viscose fabrics are smooth and soft, with a silky feel, a smooth hand feel, good dyeing properties, and should not fade;

Disadvantages:

1. Viscose fibers have a heavy hand feel, poor elasticity, and are prone to wrinkles, and are not stiff;

2. Not washable, not wear-resistant, prone to fuzzing, poor dimensional stability, and high shrinkage rate;

3. Not resistant to alkali or acid.

Washing:

1. When washing with water, it is necessary to wash and soak with water, and the soaking time should not exceed 15 minutes, otherwise the dirt in the washing solution will soak into the fibers again;

2. Viscose fiber fabrics will harden when exposed to water, and the fiber structure is very unstable. When washing, it is necessary to wash gently to avoid fuzzing or cracks;

3. Use neutral detergent or low alkali detergent, and the temperature of the washing solution should not exceed 35 degrees;

4. When draining after washing, clothes should be folded up and the water should be squeezed out in large quantities. Avoid twisting and twisting to avoid excessive deformation;

5. After washing in the washing solution, it is necessary to first wash it with clean warm water and then wash it with cold water. Otherwise, some of the detergent will stick to the clothes, making it difficult to wash them off and causing light colored clothes to turn yellow;

6. After washing, avoid exposure to sunlight. It should be dried in a cool or ventilated place to avoid fading and a decrease in fabric lifespan.

7. Thin chemical fiber fabrics, such as matte rayon quilts and matte rayon, should be dry cleaned and not washed with water to avoid shrinkage and deformation.

Maintenance:

1. When wearing, try to reduce friction and pulling as much as possible, and regularly change and wash to prevent deformation after prolonged wear;

2. After washing, drying, and ironing, viscose fiber clothing should be stacked flat and divided into deep and light colors. It is not advisable to hang it in the wardrobe for a long time to avoid elongation and deformation;

3. Viscous fiber clothing has strong moisture absorption, and it is important to prevent mold damage caused by high temperatures, high humidity, and unclean environments during storage;

4. When ironing, it is required to use a low-temperature cloth pad for ironing. When ironing, it is necessary to use less pushing and pulling to make the clothing naturally stretch and align.