Three-dimensional and multi-directional hemp fiber blended fabric

Abstract

The invention discloses three-dimensional and multi-directional hemp fiber blended fabric. The three-dimensional and multi-directional hemp fiber blended fabric is prepared from weft yarn, vertical yarn and warp yarn by multi-directional weaving, wherein the weft yarn is blended yarn prepared from hemp fiber and at least one of cotton fiber, polyester fiber, polyamide fabric and viscose fiber; thevertical fiber is polyester monofilament, nylon monofilament or multifilament; the warp yarn is synthetic filament yarn or blended composite yarn of the synthetic filament yarn and staple hemp fiber.The three-dimensional and multi-directional hemp fiber blended fabric not only has silk luster and good crease resistance, but also has the characteristics of being antibacterial, deodorant, breathable, moisture-absorbent, quick-drying and the like and is high in three-dimensional layering sense.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a hemp fiber blended three-dimensional multidirectional fabric. Background technique [0002] Hemp fiber is one of the excellent textile fibers in natural fibers, including hemp, ramie, jute, hemp, flax, apocynum and so on. Hemp fiber has good functions of moisture absorption, moisture dissipation and ventilation, fast heat transfer and heat conduction, cool and crisp, not close to the skin when sweating, light texture, strong strength, insect-proof and mildew-proof, less static electricity, fabrics are not easy to pollute, soft and generous, rough and suitable The excretion and secretion of human skin; at the same time, its fabric is rigid and crisp; it is not sticky to the body and wear-resistant. Hemp fiber has been very popular with consumers for many years. However, pure linen fabric has the disadvantage of being easy to wrinkle. Its dyeing performance, color saturation and softness are not as good as silk and cotton pro...

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Problems solved by technology

However, pure linen fabrics have the disadvantage of being easy to wrinkle, and their dyeing performance, color saturation and softness are not as good as silk and cotton products. The style is too monotonous, and it has been difficult to cater to the domestic consumption trend.

Hemp fiber has higher rigidity, more yarn hairiness, and poorer evenness than cotton, which restricts its development and application in the field of knitting.

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