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01 About Leather Tear
Leather tear testing is an important means of evaluating the tear resistance of leather under tearing force. The main test methods are as follows: 1. Double Tear Method: This is currently the most commonly used method. The reference standard is QB/T 2711-2005 Leather – Physical and Mechanical Tests – Determination of Tear Resistance: Double Tear. ...
Those involved in textile export, fabric order processing, and QC inspection all know: 80% of order failures stem from issues with the bulk fabric.
Incorrect color, weight deviation, weft skew defects, inconsistent hand feel, excessive
Ammonia-free stretch, mechanical stretch, four-way stretch, ultra-high stretch, comfort stretch, memory stretch… it seems that unless a fabric possesses some degree of “stretch,” it would be too embarrassed to even claim to be a new product. But here lies the question: when it comes to el...
When the weather gets hot, consumers all turn their attention to products that can automatically cool down. Whether it is the clothes they wear, the quilts they cover at home, or the mats they sleep on, it is best to have a cool feeling.
It is precisel...
One of the most awkward things about summer is this: you’ve just taken a shower, but shortly after stepping outside, your clothes start to feel stuffy and clammy—sometimes even emitting a faint, sour “sweat smell.” Many people assume that this odor is simply due to “excessive sweating.” In reality, however, sweat itself is almost odorless; the true problem often stems from—th...