Cold-resistant velvet fabric

Abstract

The invention relates to a cold-resistant velvet fabric. The cold-resistant velvet fabric comprises velvet cloth (1). A sponge layer (2) is arranged under the velvet cloth (1). An antistatic layer (3) is arranged under the sponge layer (2) and made of core spun silk fibers. The fibers comprise yarns (3.1) and metal wires (3.2). The metal wires (3.2) are wound around the yarns (3.1). A base layer (4) is arranged under the antistatic layer (3). The base layer (4) is made of a fabric. The fabric is formed by closely combining a fabric layer, a warmth keeping layer, a cavity layer and a surface layer sequentially from inside to outside; the surface layer is formed by interweaving yarns containing conductive fibers and common-fiber yarns, the common fibers are cotton fibers, jute fibers, wool fibers, silk fibers or chemical fibers, and the warmth-keeping layer is made of sponges. The cold-resistant velvet fabric is elegant in color and gloss, gorgeous, sumptuous, strong, resistant to abrasion, not prone to deformation, high in elasticity, capable of absorbing dampness, breathable and resistant to coldness.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a cold-resistant velvet fabric. Background technique [0002] Velvet is the name of a silk fabric in which loops or piles are formed on the surface of the fabric by the velvet. There are two types of velvet: flower and plain. The surface of plain velvet is all pile loops, while flower velvet cuts part of the pile loops into fluff according to the pattern, so that it forms a pattern with the uncut pile loops. It can be used as warp with mulberry silk and cotton yarn. On the ground weaving weaving, mulberry silk or rayon is used for pile loops. The fluff or loops of velvet are densely erected, elegant in color and luster, rich and luxurious, durable and durable, and can be used to make clothing, hats, sofa covers, curtains, decorations, etc. However, velvet cloth has uneven tension in the warp and weft directions and greater elasticity in the weft direction. In the process of using it as a fabric to manufacture products, it is ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, velvet cloth has uneven tension in the warp and weft directions and greater elasticity in the weft direction. In the process of using it as a fabric to manufacture products, it is easy to cause processing difficulties or material waste due to deformation caused by stretching. There are shortcomings such as not full and easy to be stretched

[0003] In addition, the fabrics used in traditional clothing cannot effectively resist the cold outside

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