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Jiaxing Yiborun Import and Export Co., Ltd.

Jiaxing Yiborun Import and Export Co., Ltd. is Velvet/Corduroy Fabric Manufacturers and Weft Knitted Suede Fabrics Factory.
Jiaxing Yiborun Import and Export Co., LTD. is an import and export business with a focus on home textile and apparel textile fabrics, although it is not only focused on these types of fabrics. 
Easily accessible transit Our company is situated in Jiaxing, which is one hour from Shanghai International Port and within the Yangtze River Delta's economic circle. 
Rich resources: Nearby are chains of the home and apparel textile industries. 
The business tenets of "integrity, diligence, unity, and service" are upheld by our organizations in an effort to build strong bonds with clients throughout the world. 
We have our own warp knitting facility as well as a dying facility. For more than 20 years, members of our production technical team have worked in the textile dyeing and finishing sector. Our sales and service team members have a strong feeling of duty and are courageous. 
We work with partners and customers with a responsible attitude, conscientious work, and diligent effort to ensure our investors' and partners' capital security and value added. We can provide you with a variety of high-quality goods, to do our part for your development, at the same time in your support and help, we can open a win-win situation.

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What are the key characteristics and advantages of weft-knitted suede fabrics compared to other suede materials?
Weft-knitted suede fabrics exhibit several distinctive characteristics and advantages. Firstly, they are known for their exceptional softness and luxurious texture, making them highly desirable for various fashion and upholstery applications. Secondly, weft-knitted suede fabrics are typically more breathable and flexible than traditional woven suede, offering improved comfort and ease of movement. Additionally, their stretchability and drapability make them suitable for form-fitting garments. Lastly, weft-knitted suede fabrics often have a lower production cost compared to genuine leather suede while maintaining a similar aesthetic, making them a more sustainable and cost-effective choice.
How is the thickness and weight of weft-knitted suede fabrics determined, and why is this information critical for product development?
The thickness and weight of weft-knitted suede fabrics are primarily determined by factors such as the gauge of the knitting machine used, the density of the stitches, and the choice of yarn or fiber materials. These parameters directly impact the fabric's feel, appearance, and performance.
The thickness of the fabric, measured in terms of grams per square meter (gsm) or ounces per square yard (oz/yd²), affects its durability, warmth, and suitability for specific applications. For instance, lightweight weft-knitted suede fabrics are suitable for summer apparel, while heavier variants may be used for upholstery or outerwear. Therefore, understanding these characteristics is crucial for designers and manufacturers to select the appropriate fabric for their intended use and ensure the desired quality and performance of the end product.
How can consumers and manufacturers ensure the longevity of products made from these materials?
Cleaning: Weft-knitted suede should be cleaned gently using a soft brush or cloth to remove surface dust and dirt. For stains, a mild detergent specifically designed for suede or leather can be used, followed by gentle blotting and air drying. Avoid using excessive water, as it can damage the fabric.
Storage: When not in use, weft-knitted suede garments or products should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. To maintain their shape, items can be padded with tissue paper or stored on padded hangers.
Avoiding Moisture: Suede is sensitive to moisture, so it's crucial to keep it dry. If suede becomes wet, it should be allowed to air dry naturally at room temperature. Avoid using heat sources like hairdryers, as they can cause the suede to become stiff and lose its softness.
Brushing: Periodically brushing the suede with a suede brush or cloth in the direction of the fibers helps restore its texture and remove any flattened areas.
Protecting Against Stains: Applying a suede protector or spray can help prevent stains and water damage. However, it's essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions when using these products.