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A one-part, short-fiber technology, applied in thin material processing, textile, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve problems such as limited application range
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[0022] Materials that respond to moisture are used in many applications in the textile industry. For example, in modern urban environments, people are constantly moving between hot and humid environments and air-conditioned buildings.
[0023] Such a lifestyle makes it difficult to be comfortable in all conditions, as different clothing is suitable for different environments. People have been known to feel particularly uncomfortable when they feel hot and sweaty from walking. People are more uncomfortable with wet clothes than they are with temperature. The present invention provides a fabric that is breathable when wet and warm when dry. This is the opposite of how most natural fibers react. Natural fibers tend to swell when wet, giving them more bulk. This makes it less breathable than when dry, as the fibers expand into the spaces between the yarns, making the spaces smaller and thus making it harder for moisture vapor to pass through the fabric.
[0024] In particular...
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