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Cationic Flannel
This flannel fabric is a kind of velvet fabric made of polyester as raw material through a finishing process such as raising. The fluff on the cloth surface is delicate and soft to the touch.
Flannel is a kind of fabric commonly used in autumn and winter. Because the fabric has a particularly good thermal property, flannel is often used to produce thermal fabrics such as pajamas, mattresses, and felts. Flannel is a kind of velvet fabric made of polyester (polyester) as raw material through a finishing process such as raising. The fluff on the cloth surface is delicate and soft to the touch. At the same time, the fabric has good hygroscopicity, so flannel can also be used to produce pajamas, and other intimate clothing.
How is a flannel fabric made?
There are a few stages in the production of flannel fabric:
Yarn spinning
The textile yarn is spun in much the same way that other fabric yarn is constructed. Some considerations may be made for yarn that’s intended for use in flannel, but the main distinguishing marks of this fabric appear during the weaving stage.
Fabric weaving
A twill or plain weave is usually used to make flannel, and the woven fabric may be napped on one or both sides to create a soft texture that hides the weave. Napping is a process that distresses the spun fiber and makes it take on the appearance of unspun fiber. Naturally, the fiber stays together since it has been woven into a matrix, but napping does decrease the durability of the fabric somewhat.
How is the flannel fabric used?
Flannel fabric is used in a variety of market categories including:
Apparel
The plaid flannel button-down is iconic of the outdoors lifestyle, and this look has been repeated countless times with fabrics other than the original wool. In addition to shirts, flannel is often used in sweaters, cardigans, and other cold-weather layering garments.
Homewares
Due to its association with plaid, many decor items and other homewares feature flannel napping. This fabric type is especially popular in bedsheets; many consumers prefer flannel sheets during the winter due to their increased softness, moisture wicking, and perceived coziness.
