Characteristics Of Jersey

The weft jersey fabric used for making underwear is generally 80 g-120 g/m², with smooth surface, clear texture, fine texture, smooth hand feeling, good longitudinal and transverse extensibility, and greater transverse extensibility than longitudinal extensibility . It has good moisture absorption and air permeability, but it has dispersibility and curling properties, and sometimes the phenomenon of coil skew

There are two bleaching and dyeing methods for undershirt fabrics: one is the fine bleaching method. The fabric is scoured, alkali-shrinked, and then bleached or dyed to make the fabric compact, smooth and with low shrinkage. The other is the bleaching method. The fabric is scoured and then bleached or dyed to make the fabric soft and elastic.