The role of silk in textiles

Oxford cloth is a common textile that is commonly used to make items such as clothes, shoes, and bags. Known for its durability and comfort, this fabric is also popular for its variety of colors and patterns.

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Silk is a natural fiber extracted from silkworm cocoons. It has excellent strength and softness and is therefore widely used in textiles. Silk can make fabrics smoother, softer, and increase their elasticity and durability.

Silk is a very important natural fiber that is widely used in clothing, home decoration and other fields. In addition to being used in textiles, silk can also be used to make various handicrafts, such as embroidery, hand-knitting, etc.

Adding an appropriate amount of silk during the production process can improve the quality of Oxford cloth and increase its gloss and softness. According to international standards, fabrics containing more than 30% silk can be called “silk fabrics”.

In addition to cotton and polyester, other fiber materials can be added during the production process to improve the fabric properties. For example, nylon can increase elasticity; linen can improve breathability, etc.

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