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  • Q: How is the stretch in your suiting fabrics achieved?

    We add spandex in the weft direction (typically 3–5% spandex content) using a woven structure to achieve 15–25% moderate stretch. This design ensures shape retention — the fabric does not sag after wear, with no bagging at knees or elbows.

  • Q: How is the pilling resistance of your fabrics?

    Our T/R stretch fabrics achieve pilling resistance of grade 3–4 (ISO 12945). Through optimized yarn quality, weaving density, and finishing processes, the fabric remains smooth after prolonged wear and washing.

  • Q: Is the fabric wrinkle-prone? Does it require ironing?

    Our casual suiting fabrics are wrinkle-resistant finished with good recovery. After daily wear, hanging overnight will restore smoothness. For best results, low-temperature ironing is sufficient — no professional dry cleaning required.

  • Q: What types of garments are these fabrics suitable for?

    Mainly for women‘s blazers, trousers, vests, and skirts in the business casual category. Depending on weight and stretch level, they can be adapted for spring/summer (180–220 GSM) and autumn/winter (240–300 GSM).

  • Q: Are your medical fabrics disposable or reusable?

    We produce reusable woven medical fabrics. Unlike disposable non-wovens, our fabrics withstand 75+ industrial washes and are suitable for medical uniforms that require repeated use and high-temperature sterilization (e.g., nurse uniforms, lab coats, surgical gowns).

  • Q: What fluid repellent rating do your medical fabrics have?

    Our medical fabrics are tested to AAMI PB70 and can achieve Level 1 to Level 3. The specific level depends on fabric construction and finishing. Customers can choose the appropriate protection level based on application scenarios (e.g., daily care, low-risk procedures, or surgical settings).

  • Q: Is the antimicrobial function permanent? How many washes does it last?

    We use silver-ion antimicrobial technology. The antimicrobial function lasts for 75+ industrial washes, with the bacterial reduction rate remaining above 99% (for S. aureus, E. coli, K. pneumoniae). Customers are advised to replace uniforms periodically based on washing frequency.

  • Q: Are the medical fabrics antistatic?

    Yes, we have a specific antistatic series designed for operating room environments. Conductive yarns (typically carbon fibers) are woven into the fabric, meeting EN 1149-5 standards to prevent electrostatic charge accumulation and avoid risks in surgical settings.

  • Q: Does the fabric shrink or deform after washing?

    Our medical fabrics are pre-shrunk, with shrinkage controlled within 2% (AATCC 135). After 75 industrial washes, the fabric maintains good dimensional stability and appearance, with no significant deformation or fuzzing.

  • Q: What certifications do your medical fabrics have?

    Our medical fabrics are tested to the following standards: AAMI PB70 (fluid repellency), EN 13795 (surgical gowns/drapes), AATCC 100 (antimicrobial), EN 1149 (antistatic). In addition, all products comply with OEKO-TEX® Standard 100, ensuring no skin irritation.

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