Corrosion technology of fringed silk scarf

Abstract

The invention discloses a corrosion technology of a fringed silk scarf. The corrosion technology comprises the steps that plain gray cloths of silk material are procured, cut and pretreated; the plain gray cloths are treated by a printing process and a steaming process, then automatically embroidered using a computer embroidery machine, to obtain the embroidery cloths; the embroidery cloths are treated by a cold and bronzing process, and the bronzing patterns are treated by a glazing process, then the cloths are rim rolled, and artificially sewed with fringed silks; the fringed silk scarves after being boiled are treated by a deoxidization process; and the fringed silk scarves are treated by a corrosion process; the processed fringed scarves are soap washed and water washed, and dried to a constant weight, after passing the inspection, are packaged to leave the factory. According to the method, when the fringed silk scarves are dyed, corrosion agents are added, thus the fine little knots on the surface of the fringed scarves are reduced, the surface smoothness and hand feel softness of fringed scarves are improved, and the fringed scarves are free from lint and pilling problems. The method through strictly guarding the base materials and the technology process ensures that the fringed scarf is good in quality and worth promoting.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of silk scarf processing, in particular to a hair-etching process for tassel silk scarves. Background technique

[0002] Silk scarves are made of silk, and are worn around the neck to match clothing and serve as a decorative item. They have various shapes, rich colors, and various styles, and are suitable for people of different ages. As early as 3000 BC, traces of scarves can be found in the loincloths used by the Egyptians, long skirts with tassels, and cloth garments in ancient Greece. It can be said that the history of silk scarves begins with a piece of cloth. . Silk scarves were not originally used for decoration, but to keep out the cold as the main function. The real formation of the modern silk scarf was in the 1920s, breaking away from the traditional use of long shawls and headscarves, silk-woven long scarves began to be used, and the skills of folding and knotting scarves gradually gained atten...