Silk fabrics are divided into 15 categories according to the structure of the fabric, the combination of warp and weft, the processing technology, and the silk varieties that express the shape of the silk surface. In addition to yarn, Luo, velvet regardless of the flower department, the ground structure, other major categories are based on the ground structure. Each large type of silk surface can have the performance of plain (practice, bleaching, dyeing) or flower (weaving, printing).
Fifteen categories
Spinning: Using plain weave, using raw or half-dyed weaving process, warp and weft are generally not twisted or weakly twisted, the silk surface is relatively flat, the special textile is a light texture and strong.
Crepe: Use plain weave or other tissues, warp or weft to strengthen the twist, or both warp and weft to strengthen the twist, showing obvious crepe and elastic fabric.
3. Satin: A satin weave, smooth and shiny fabric.
4. Satin: A fabric with a twill weave or a modified twill weave, with a silk surface with a pronounced diagonal pattern.
5. Yarn: All or part of the fabric with yarn structure, twisted by every weft of A and B warp.
6. Luo: All or part of the fabrics using Luo tissue are twisted by one or more odd weft yarns of A and B warp, which is called Luo.
7. Velvet: All velvet tissues are used, and the silk surface is fluff or looped fabric.
8. Brocade: Application of satin and twill weave, delicate and colorful patterned yarn-dyed jacquard fabric.
9. Plain: Lightweight and perforated fabric with plain weave or yarn collection.
10. What: Apply a variety of tissues and thicker warp and weft threads, with a rich texture and a wooly fabric.
11. Ge: The use of plain weave, twill weave and its changed tissues, warp and weft sparse, warp and weft coarse, thick texture, silk surface with horizontal shuttle pattern.
12. Satin: Use plain weave, filament as warp, cotton or other yarn as weft, thicker fabric.
13. Silk: It is applied to plain weave and has a fine, smooth and stiff texture.
14. Silk: fabrics with plain weave or varying texture, tightly interlaced warp and weft.
15. Engraving: plain weave or other special silk fabrics manufactured by means of opening, closing, and wefting.
