Classification of fiber raw materials for clothing

Natural fibers are fibers that exist in nature and can be obtained directly. Natural fiber can be divided into plant fiber, animal fiber and mineral fiber.

1. Plant fibers Plant fibers, also known as natural cellulose fibers, are fibers obtained from seeds, fruits, stems, and leaves of plants. It includes seed fiber, bast fiber and leaf fiber.

â‘´ Seed fiber: such as cotton, kapok, etc .;

⑵ Bast fiber: such as ramie, flax, jute, kenaf, apocynum, etc .;

⑶ Leaf fiber: such as sisal, abaca, etc.

2. Animal fiber Animal fiber, also known as natural protein fiber, is fiber obtained from animal hair or insect glandular secretions. It includes hairs and glandular secretions.

â‘´ Hair category: refers to wool, cashmere, camel hair, rabbit hair, yak down, etc .;

⑵Gland secretions: refers to mulberry silk, tussah silk, castor silk, cassava silk, etc.

3. Mineral fiber Mineral fiber, also known as natural inorganic fiber, is a fiber extracted from minerals. Mainly includes all types of asbestos.

Chemical fiber refers to a fibrous object made by artificial processing. Chemical fiber can be divided into two categories: man-made fiber and synthetic fiber.

1. Man-made fibers Man-made fibers, also known as regenerated fibers, are fibers made from natural polymers or fiber materials that lose their textile processing value. Including artificial cellulose fiber, artificial protein fiber, artificial inorganic fiber and artificial organic fiber.

â‘´Artificial cellulose fiber: refers to viscose fiber, copper ammonia fiber, acetate fiber, etc.

⑵Artificial protein fiber: refers to soybean fiber, peanut fiber, etc.

⑶ Man-made inorganic fiber: refers to glass fiber, metal fiber, carbon fiber, etc.

â‘·Artificial organic fiber: nail chitin (crab shell) fiber, algae gum fiber, etc.

2. Synthetic fibers Synthetic fibers, which account for the vast majority of chemical fibers, are fibers made from natural small molecule compounds through artificial synthesis of organic polymers. Including polyester fiber, polyamide fiber, polyacrylonitrile fiber and other varieties.

â‘´Polyester fiber: refers to polyester fiber, also known as Dacron, Terylene, Ditron, etc.

⑵ Polyamide fiber: refers to nylon fiber, also known as nylon, nylon, Kapron, etc.

⑶ Polyacrylonitrile fiber: refers to acrylic fiber, also known as Oron fiber, cashmere, Axelon, etc.

â‘·Polyvinyl alcohol fiber: refers to vinylon fiber, also known as vinylon, myonon, etc.

⑸ Polyvinyl chloride fiber: refers to the chloroprene fiber, also known as Tianmeilun, Dianlun, etc.

⑹ Polypropylene fiber: refers to polypropylene fiber, also known as Paron

⑺ Polyurethane fiber: refers to spandex fiber, also known as elastic fiber, spandex fiber, etc.

â‘»Other fibers: including aramid 1414, fluorocarbon, carbon fiber, etc.

Natural fibers are fibers that exist in nature and can be obtained directly. Natural fiber can be divided into plant fiber, animal fiber and mineral fiber.

1. Plant fibers Plant fibers, also known as natural cellulose fibers, are fibers obtained from seeds, fruits, stems, and leaves of plants. It includes seed fiber, bast fiber and leaf fiber.

â‘´ Seed fiber: such as cotton, kapok, etc .;

⑵ Bast fiber: such as ramie, flax, jute, kenaf, apocynum, etc .;

⑶ Leaf fiber: such as sisal, abaca, etc.

2. Animal fiber Animal fiber, also known as natural protein fiber, is fiber obtained from animal hair or insect glandular secretions. It includes hairs and glandular secretions.

â‘´ Hair category: refers to wool, cashmere, camel hair, rabbit hair, yak down, etc .;

⑵Gland secretions: refers to mulberry silk, tussah silk, castor silk, cassava silk, etc.

3. Mineral fiber Mineral fiber, also known as natural inorganic fiber, is a fiber extracted from minerals. Mainly includes all types of asbestos.

Chemical fiber refers to a fibrous object made by artificial processing. Chemical fiber can be divided into two categories: man-made fiber and synthetic fiber.

1. Man-made fibers Man-made fibers, also known as regenerated fibers, are fibers made from natural polymers or fiber materials that lose their textile processing value. Including artificial cellulose fiber, artificial protein fiber, artificial inorganic fiber and artificial organic fiber.

â‘´Artificial cellulose fiber: refers to viscose fiber, copper ammonia fiber, acetate fiber, etc.

⑵Artificial protein fiber: refers to soybean fiber, peanut fiber, etc.

⑶ Man-made inorganic fiber: refers to glass fiber, metal fiber, carbon fiber, etc.

â‘·Artificial organic fiber: nail chitin (crab shell) fiber, algae gum fiber, etc.

2. Synthetic fibers Synthetic fibers, which account for the vast majority of chemical fibers, are fibers made from natural small molecule compounds through artificial synthesis of organic polymers. Including polyester fiber, polyamide fiber, polyacrylonitrile fiber and other varieties.

â‘´Polyester fiber: refers to polyester fiber, also known as Dacron, Terylene, Ditron, etc.

⑵ Polyamide fiber: refers to nylon fiber, also known as nylon, nylon, Kapron, etc.

⑶ Polyacrylonitrile fiber: refers to acrylic fiber, also known as Oron fiber, cashmere, Axelon, etc.

â‘·Polyvinyl alcohol fiber: refers to vinylon fiber, also known as vinylon, myonon, etc.

⑸ Polyvinyl chloride fiber: refers to the chloroprene fiber, also known as Tianmeilun, Dianlun, etc.

⑹ Polypropylene fiber: refers to polypropylene fiber, also known as Paron

⑺ Polyurethane fiber: refers to spandex fiber, also known as elastic fiber, spandex fiber, etc.

â‘»Other fibers: including aramid 1414, fluorocarbon, carbon fiber, etc.

Office Sofa

Office sofa is a common type of chair furniture in the office, providing employees with a comfortable working environment and rest space. According to different functions and design styles, office sofas can be divided into multiple categories.
1. Classification by Function
1) Rest sofa: The rest sofa is designed to provide a place for employees to rest and relax. It usually uses soft materials and comfortable seat cushions to provide a comfortable sitting posture and support. Rest sofas are usually large and can be used by multiple people simultaneously, sometimes equipped with armrests and backrests to provide better support and comfort.
2) Reception sofa: A reception sofa is a place used to receive visiting guests, usually placed in the reception area of the office. It generally adopts a simple and elegant design style, paired with a fashionable appearance and comfortable seat cushions, to leave a good impression on visitors.
3) Conference sofa: A conference sofa is a chair furniture used in office meeting rooms. It usually adopts a minimalist design style, paired with comfortable cushions and support to provide a comfortable meeting environment. Conference sofas are usually large and can be used by multiple people at the same time. Sometimes, they are also equipped with a desktop and socket, making it convenient for attendees to discuss and use electronic devices.
2. Classified by design style
1) Minimalist style sofa: Minimalist style sofas are characterized by simple, clear lines and simple shapes, emphasizing functionality and practicality. It usually adopts neutral tones and simple design elements, suitable for modern office decoration styles.
2) European style sofa: European style sofas are characterized by luxurious and exquisite decorations and curved shapes, giving people an elegant and romantic feeling. It usually uses delicate carvings and patterns, suitable for traditional or luxurious office decoration styles.
3) Modern style sofa: Modern style sofas are characterized by a simple and fashionable design, emphasizing smooth lines and practical functions. It usually adopts simple geometric shapes and neutral tones, suitable for modern office decoration styles.

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