Textile Grade

Textile grade is a set of specifications that determine the quality, performance, and application of a fabric or fiber. These specifications are determined based on various factors such as fiber type, production method, thickness, color, resistance to abrasion, wrinkling, stretch, and many other factors.

Importance of Textile Grade

Choosing the Right Fabric: By knowing the textile grade, you can choose a fabric that is suitable for the intended application. For example, for the production of sportswear, a fabric with high moisture absorption and elasticity is needed.
Quality Control: Textile grade helps manufacturers guarantee the quality of their products and ensure the integrity of quality in mass production.
Pricing: Textile grade has a direct impact on the price of the fabric. The higher the grade, the higher the price of the fabric.
Factors Affecting Textile Grade
Type of Fiber: Natural fibers such as cotton, wool, silk, and synthetic fibers such as polyester, nylon, and acrylic each have different

 properties and applications

Production method: Different methods of fabric production such as weaving, knitting, felting, etc. affect the quality and appearance of the fabric.
Fabric thickness: The thickness of the fabric affects its insulation, abrasion resistance and applications.
Fabric color: In addition to its beauty, the color of the fabric can also affect its resistance to sunlight and washing.
Coatings and finishes: Some fabrics are coated or finished with special materials to improve properties such as water resistance, wrinkle resistance or stain resistance.