Kniited wool touch polyester suiting fabric

Polyester is a kind of synthetic fiber with a stable molecular structure. In the knitted polyester suiting fabric, the main role of polyester is to enhance the durability and wrinkle resistance of the fabric. After long-term use and repeated folding and friction, the fabric can still maintain the relative stability of its shape and appearance, reducing the occurrence of wrinkling and deformation. This characteristic makes the clothing made of this fabric easier to take care of during daily wearing and carrying. Moreover, polyester has the feature of quick drying. When the fabric comes into contact with moisture, polyester can dry quickly, which helps to increase the overall drying speed of the fabric and makes wearing more comfortable.

Visually, the knitted wool touch suiting fabric inherits the natural luster of wool. And thanks to the presence of polyester, the luster becomes more even and long-lasting. The surface of the fabric may present some fine textures due to the crimp of wool fibers and the characteristics of the knitting process. These textures enhance the texture of the fabric, making it look richer and more layered.

When touched by hand, one can feel the softness and elasticity of wool, and at the same time notice the crispness brought by polyester. This mixed touch makes the fabric neither too soft to lose its shape nor too stiff to make people feel uncomfortable. For example, when touching a scarf made of this fabric, there will be a soft, warm and somewhat crisp feeling.

Compared with pure wool fabric, the polyester wool touch fabric is easier to take care of during washing. Due to the stability of polyester, it can withstand relatively mild machine-washing conditions. However, in order to protect the wool fibers, it's better to choose a gentle washing mode, use a special wool detergent or a mild-neutral detergent, and avoid using hot water. When drying, it's advisable to avoid direct sunlight as much as possible to prevent the wool fibers from being damaged. You can choose a well-ventilated, cool and dry place for drying. In terms of storage, attention should be paid to keeping the fabric dry to avoid mold growth or damage to the wool fibers caused by a damp environment. It's best to fold it neatly and put it in a dry wardrobe, and put some moth repellents in it to prevent moth damage.