Common classification of hotel linen-1

common classification

1. Classified by different processing methods

(1) Woven fabric: A fabric made of yarns arranged vertically to each other, that is, horizontal and vertical systems, interwoven on a loom according to certain rules. (The quilt covers, bed sheets and tablecloths in the hotel linen are mostly woven fabrics)

(2) Knitted fabrics: fabrics formed by knitting yarns into loops, divided into weft knitting and warp knitting. (For example, our common undershirts are knitted fabrics, which are rarely used in hotel linen, and a few fabrics for outer curtains are knitted)

(3) Non-woven fabric: It is made by bonding or sewing loose fibers. At present, two methods of bonding and piercing are mainly used. (such as some laundry bags in hotel linen, disposable slippers are non-woven fabrics)

2. Classified according to the yarn raw materials that make up the fabric

(1) Pure textile fabrics: the raw materials that make up the fabrics all use the same fiber, such as cotton fabrics, wool fabrics, silk fabrics, polyester fabrics, etc. (The quilt covers, bed sheets, pillowcases, etc. in the hotel linen are basically pure cotton fabrics, also called cotton fabrics)

(2) Blended fabrics: The raw materials that make up the fabrics are made of two or more different types of fibers that are blended into yarns. There are polyester-viscose, polyester-acrylic, polyester-cotton and other blended fabrics. (Some quilt covers, bed sheets, and pillowcases in the hotel linen are blended fabrics such as polyester and cotton)

(3) Mixed fabric: The raw material of the fabric is made of single yarns of two kinds of fibers, which are made of combined strands. There are low-elastic polyester filaments and medium-length blends, as well as polyester staple fibers and low-elasticity fibers. Polyester filaments are mixed and formed into strands, etc. (The few curtains and upholstery fabrics in hotels are such fabrics)

(4) Interwoven fabric: The raw materials of the two directional systems that make up the fabric use different fiber yarns. (For example, most bed skirt fabrics and bed towel fabrics in hotel linen are interwoven fabrics)