BK stands for mesh; CD stands for CD yarn, which is cationic polyester yarn; DO stands for dissolved oxygen; R stands for RAYON. It means a blended yarn or fabric that contains more than 60% polyester (POLYESTER) and is blended with rayon (RAYON); V is the abbreviation of viscos, which is rayon and can be understood as filament viscose.
The abbreviations of common fabrics are as follows:
C: Cotton
W: Wool?
M: Mohair?
p>RH: Rabbit hair?
AL: Alpaca?
S: Silk?
J: Jute?
L: linen?
Ts: Tussah silk?
YH: Yark hair?
Ly: lycra Lycra?
Ram: Ramine?
Hem: Hemp?
T: Polyester?
WS: Cashmere?
N: Nylon?
A: Acrylic?
La: Lambswool?
Md: Model Modal?
CH: Camel hair?
Ms: Mulberry silk?
Extended information:
The fabric is made of Materials for making clothing. As one of the three elements of clothing, fabric can not only interpret the style and characteristics of clothing, but also directly affect the color and shape of clothing. Clothing material is the abbreviation of clothing material and surface texture. Among the three basic elements of clothing design - shape, color and material, material is the most basic material basis that makes up clothing, and it is also the medium on which clothing styling design depends.
Modern clothing worn in formal social occasions mostly uses high-quality blended fabrics. Natural fabrics such as pure cotton, pure wool, pure silk, and pure linen have been reduced to ordinary fabrics and are rarely used as high-end clothing materials due to their shortcomings such as easy wrinkles and deformation. Blended fabrics have the characteristics of natural fabrics that are sweat-absorbent, breathable, soft and comfortable, and absorb the advantages of chemical fiber fabrics such as durability, crisp drape, good gloss and bright colors. A large number of high-end and high-quality blended fabrics are developed every year. Sometimes, clothing made of pure leather is also allowed.
General clothing fabrics are divided into two series:
1. Woven fabrics.
2. Knitted fabrics.
Reference materials: Fabric_Classification_Baidu Encyclopedia