Wood pulp fiber/silk interweaved furnishing burnt-out fabric

Abstract

The invention relates to a burnt-out fabric which is widely used in fabrics for producing napkins, curtains, bedspread decorative fabrics, belonging to the field of textile fabrics. The burnt-out fabric disclosed herein comprises a fabric body (1), wherein the fabric body (1) is interweaved with warps and woofs, the warps are made from wood pulp fiber, the woofs are made from silk, and the partial surface of the fabric body (1) is provided with an embroidered layer (2). According to the invention, by embroidering the burnt-out fabric, the pattern is really true to life, and the beauty and luxury of the fabric are brought out; the color contrast is high, the air permeability and moisture penetrability are good, the hand feel is fine and smooth, the stereoscopic feeling is strong, the price of the fabric is lower than the price of silk, and the fabric is suitable for being applied in furnishing market.

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(1) Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a fabric, in particular to a fabric for making napkins, curtains and bedspread decorative fabrics, belonging to the field of textile fabrics. (2) Background technology

[0002] Burnt-out fabric refers to the light and thin blended fabric with translucent flower-shaped pattern on the surface. It has good air permeability, strong scratch resistance, quick drying and no ironing. It is the best choice for napkins, curtains, and bedspread decorative fabrics. However, because burnt-out fabrics use the principle of cotton fibers to be alkali-resistant and not acid-resistant, polyester-cotton core-spun yarns are used to weave fabrics, and then through post-processing technology, strong acid is used to corrode the outer cotton yarns to expose the thinner polyester core threads, forming semi-woven fabrics. For transparent patterns, the subtleties of the pattern are often blurred, resulting in distortion of the pattern. (3) Contents...

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