Fabric Knowledge: Application Of Water-Soluble Lace In Underwear

Underwear Fabric Introduction -- Water soluble lace

When we buy bras, we often hear the shopping guide introduce a kind of fabric called water-soluble lace, which not only sounds good, but also is very beautiful. Maybe you have had underwear made of this kind of fabric, but you have never noticed what water soluble lace is. So today I will take you to learn about water soluble lace.

What is water-soluble lace

Water soluble lace belongs to one kind of embroidery lace. The reason why it is called water soluble lace is that it uses water soluble nonwoven cloth as the base cloth, viscose filament as the embroidery thread, and is embroidered on the base cloth through the computer flat pole embroidery machine. After hot water treatment, the water soluble nonwoven base cloth is dissolved, leaving only realistic and three-dimensional embroidery lace, That's why it has this beautiful name: water-soluble lace.

Material of water-soluble lace

Water soluble embroidery lace uses nylon mesh, elastic spandex mesh, stretcher (swimsuit) cloth and other materials as the base cloth, water soluble paper as the backing, polyester, viscose and other raw materials as the veil, cotton yarn as the back yarn Embroidery Art It is innovatively combined with modern advanced weaving and dyeing technology to produce various water-soluble embroidery lace with rich patterns, which is widely used in the decoration of women's underwear.

Features of water-soluble lace

Machine embroidered lace has various patterns, exquisite and beautiful embroidery, uniform and uniform, vivid and rich in Artistic sense And stereoscopic. Difference between water-soluble lace and other lace

The biggest difference between water-soluble lace and ordinary lace is that it is not "what you see is what you get" like ordinary plate making. After it is completed on the machine, it has to go through a process of "boiling". This process makes the stitch treatment when loading water-soluble plate different from ordinary plate making.