What is flannel? What is the difference between flannel and coral fleece?

What is flannel? What is the difference between flannel and coral fleece?

In winter, flannel and coral fleece fabrics become more and more popular, because they have good thermal and cold protection functions, and can be used to make winter pajamas, coats and other clothing. Fabric, the No. 3 fabric hall will focus on the relevant characteristics of flannel to introduce flannel to everyone, and by the way, analyze the difference between flannel and coral fleece.

What is flannel? What is the difference between flannel and coral fleece?

Flannel is a kind of cotton wool fabric with delicate and soft suede surface. Initially, flannel is made of cotton or wool for original processing (rolling, brushing). In order to increase the wear resistance of flannel, some parts will be added. Fibers such as nylon or polyester. However, the vast majority of flannel on the market are made of polyester fiber (polyester), because the cost of producing flannel from polyester is much lower than that of cotton wool, and the overall cost performance is relatively high.

Flannel features:

The fluff of flannel is fine, plump and closely arranged, soft and comfortable to the touch, and is used in the production of thermal clothing. Secondly, the flannel fabric is wear-resistant and not easy to lose hair. This type of clothing is not easy to deform and leave wrinkles whether it is folded or pulled, and the fabric will be much simpler to care for. However, flannel also has some obvious defects. For example, flannel pajamas or blankets are very easy to generate static electricity, which may affect people's wearing experience to some extent.

The difference between flannel and coral fleece:

Coral fleece, like flannel, is also a type of fabric made by rolling down and grasping wool. Its fleece will be shorter than flannel, and the cloth surface is coral-shaped in circles. However, the fluff from flannel is more delicate and tight, while the coral fleece will be much sparser. Compared with coral fleece, flannel is not so easy to shed.