Blended stain color yarn and method for making same

Abstract

The present invention essentially provides a novel blended fiber segment-color yarn. The technical proposal is that a blended segment-color yarn is composed of colorful fiber and natural fiber, wherein the color fiber is any one or any combination of terylene, acrylon, regenerated cellulose fiber, natural color cotton, artificial dyed cotton and bamboo charcoal fiber; the natural fiber is pure cotton fiber or mixed fiber of cotton fiber and any other fiber; the colorful fiber and the natural fiber are blended and twisted after cotton cleaning, cotton combing and drawing. The yarn has the advantages of rational structure, simple processing, moderate fiber fracture strength, high extensibility, fine spinning and weaving property, etc. With the excellent moisture absorption of natural fiber and the good moisture conductivity of synthesized fiber, clothes made of the yarns feel soft and are gas-permeable.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a blended fiber, in particular to a blended segment colored yarn and a manufacturing method thereof. Background technique [0002] All kinds of fibers, whether natural, man-made and synthetic, have their own advantages and disadvantages. General natural fibers such as cotton and wool. Silk, etc. have better hygroscopicity, are comfortable to wear, and are easier to print and dye various colors. However, except for cotton, like wool and silk, the output is not high and the price is relatively expensive. Man-made fibers such as viscose have good hygroscopicity, are comfortable to wear, and are easy to print and dye, but the biggest disadvantage is that they have low strength when wet, so they are not durable without washing. As for synthetic fibers such as polyester, nylon and vinylon, etc., they generally have high strength and good wear resistance, but they are not easy to dye, and the price is also high. The biggest disadvan...

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Problems solved by technology

Silk, etc. have better hygroscopicity, are comfortable to wear, and are easier to print and dye various colors. However, except for cotton, like wool and silk, the output is not high and the price is relatively expensive.

Man-made fibers such as viscose have good hygroscopicity, are comfortable to wear, and are easy to print and dye, but the biggest disadvantage is that they have low strength in a wet state, so they are not durable without washing

As for synthetic fibers such as polyester, nylon and vinylon, etc., they generally have high strength and good wear resistance, but they are not easy to dye, and the price is also high. The biggest disadvantage is poor hygroscopicity. You will feel stuffy and uncomfortable. Even if the fabric is very strong, it is not suitable for making clothes.