What is interwoven fabric made of?
Composition and Material Combinations of Interwoven Fabrics
1. Warp Yarn System (Vertical Axis Skeleton Layer)
High-Modulus Fibers: Provide structural support, such as polyester filament (resistance to stretching), linen (provides a crisp feel)
Functional Fibers: Metal Wire (anti-static), Carbon Fiber (conductive and heat-generating), Kevlar (cut-resistant)
2. Weft Yarn System (Transverse Axis Functional Layer)
Skin-Friendly Materials: Cotton (moisture-wicking), Silk (thermal regulation), Modal (soft drape)
Dynamic Response Fibers: Spandex (localized stretch), Shape Memory Alloy (temperature-responsive)
3. Specialized Interwoven Combinations
| Application | Warp Composition | Weft Composition | Performance Synergy |
| Firefighting Gear | Aramid 1313 | Flame-retardant Viscose | Thermal barrier + Sweat management |
| Surgical Barrier | Antibacterial Copper-ion Yarn | Wood-pulp Fiber | Pathogen suppression + Fluid blocking |
| Military Camouflage | IR-attenuating Polymer Threads | Sound-dampening Micro-perforated Yarn | Multi-spectral cloaking + Acoustic absorption |
| Aerospace Seat Covers | Carbon Fiber Tow | Phase-change Microencapsulated Cotton | Impact resistance + Thermal regulation |
| Arctic Exploration | Hollow Core Polar Fleece | Metalized Reflective Fiber | Core insulation + Radiant heat retention |
4. Classical Craft Material Combinations
Yunjin (Intangible Cultural Heritage Craft): Warp: Mulberry Silk (Maintains Tension) | Weft: Gold Thread + Peacock Feather (Three-Dimensional Color Development)
Kesi (Continuous Warp, Broken Weft): Warp: Raw Silk | Weft: Dyed Silk in Five Colors (Achieve a Fine Brushwork Effect)
5. Material Conflict Taboos
Excessive Shrinkage Difference: Wool Warp + Polyester Weft → Twisting Like a Tuft After Washing (>8% Shrinkage Difference)
Acid-Base Resistance Conflict: Protein Fiber (Silk/Wool) + Cellulose Fiber (Cotton/Linen) → Mutual Corrosion During Dyeing and Finishing
Golden Compatibility Rule: Warp Melting Point ≥ Weft Melting Point + 50°C (To Avoid Melt-Stick Effect During Finishing)

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