Introducing Seersucker

Seersucker is a cotton fabric with special appearance and style characteristics, which is made of thin muslin. The cloth surface presents small bubbles with uniform and dense unevenness. It is not close to the body when wearing it, and it has a cool feeling. It is suitable for all kinds of women's summer clothes. The advantage of clothes made of seersucker is that you don't need to iron after washing, but the disadvantage is that the bubbles will gradually flatten after multiple scrubbing. Especially when washing, it is not advisable to use hot water to soak, nor to scrub and twist vigorously, so as not to affect the bubble fastness.

Seersucker is a foam-like creped cotton printed and dyed product. There are many kinds of bleaching, plain color, printing and yarn-dyed color strips. It is breathable and comfortable to wear. It does not need to be ironed after washing. It is suitable for children's clothing, blouses, dresses, pajamas, etc. Seersucker with thicker yarn count can be used as bedspreads, curtains, etc. There are many processing methods. Foaming is the use of fibers that expand and shrink when exposed to concentrated alkali. Seersucker obtained by directly printing alkali on cotton fabric is called alkali seersucker, also known as traditional seersucker; seersucker is partially printed with anti-dyeing resin on cotton fabric, and the seersucker produced by lye is fully paddled. The term used in printing and dyeing industry is resin seersucker. It is not easy to use a washing machine to clean when washing, and do not scrub too hard when washing by hand, otherwise it will easily affect its original elasticity.