In Europe from the 16th to the 17th century, wearing lace became a fashion. At that time, lace was not made by knitting or weaving, but by twisting yarn. In this way, weaving lace using thread cores became a source of income for individual craftsmen and a way for ladies to pass their time. 【Textile】
In the 19th century, British lace manufacturing entered the industrialization stage In the era, machines could be used to produce very fine hexagonal lace bases, and craftsmen only had to weave patterns onto a net, which was usually made of silk. Today, synthetic yarns such as rayon, polyester, and spandex can also be used to weave lace, making lace a fashion in daily life and indispensable in home decoration, catwalks, and street fashion. [Oxford fabric for tents]
Polyester chemical fiber has a wide range of uses in applications. In addition to traditional clothing, it is also being used in industries such as automobiles, construction, indoor and outdoor decoration of buildings, and labor development in areas such as protection. The development direction of chemical fiber applications has shifted to non-clothing areas. The share of non-apparel chemical fibers in East Asia’s total demand is increasing year by year. In particular, some of the excellent properties of chemical fibers make them the best choice for specialized industrial fields and occupy a special and important position. 【Oxford cloth for bags and luggage】
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