Introduction to Acetate Fabric

Acetate fabric, commonly known as acetate cloth, also called Yasha, is the Chinese pronunciation of ACETATE in English. Acetate (acetate) is a man-made fiber made by esterification reaction with acetic acid and cellulose as raw materials. Acetate fiber belongs to the man-made fiber family. It most likes to imitate silk fiber. It is made by advanced textile technology. It has bright colors and bright appearance. The touch is smooth and comfortable, and its luster and performance are close to that of mulberry silk.

Compared with natural fabrics such as cotton and linen, the acetic acid fabric has better moisture absorption, breathability and resilience, does not resist static electricity and hair balls, and is comfortable to the skin. It is very suitable for making noble dresses, silk scarves, etc. At the same time, acetic acid fabrics can also be used to replace natural silk to make all kinds of high-end brand fashion linings, such as windbreakers, leather jackets, dresses, cheongsams, wedding dresses, Tang suits, winter skirts, etc.! So everyone treats it as a substitute for silk. It can be seen in the lining of skirts or coats.