There are generally the following types of down jacket fabrics on the market; light and thin ones are popular trends, such as 380T nylon, and the weight per square meter of the fabric is about 35G. Generally, most of them are chemical fiber fabrics. Memory fabrics also use more fabrics with a square meter weight of about 120G, which is relatively thick. The other down is generally divided into duck (gray and white) down and goose down (gray and white), and the ratio is generally 90/ 10, 80/20, 50/50, the ratio of down is in the front, and other fillings are in the back. Of course, the higher ratio is of good quality and warmth.

Knowledge of down jacket fabrics
There are generally the following types of down jacket fabrics on the market; light and thin ones are popular trends, such as 380T nylon, the square meter weight of the fabric is about 35G, generally chemical fiber fabrics, and a type of memory fabrics or anti-fouling fabrics. Memory fabrics are also used for more fabrics with a square meter weight of about 120G, which is relatively thick. The other down is generally divided into duck (gray and white) down and goose down (gray and white), and the ratio is generally 90/ 10, 80/20, 50/50, the proportion of down in the front, and other fillers in the back. Of course, the higher proportion is of good quality and warmth. But the general down jacket has a small amount of through wool, "through wool" I don't know. The meaning is not the drill down I understand, that is the down drill running outside through the gap of the fabric. If so, it is generally in the following two situations. The down is drilled out through the stitches or stitches on the fabric. This situation is generally in the majority. It can be prevented from the thickness of the needle in the garment factory, but it is only prevented, but it cannot be avoided. The other is to directly pass through the fabric itself, which should be adjusted from the selection of the fabric, such as calendering and coating on the back of the fabric. Generally, the effect of the coating will be better. The down jacket fabric should be down-proof, wind-proof and breathable. performance, especially fleece resistance is crucial. The quality of anti-velvet performance depends on the yarn count density of the fabric used. At present, the feathers sold on the market are mainly nylon taffeta and TC fabrics. Generally, the yarn count density is above 230T, 250T is better, and below 230T, it is difficult to ensure that the down is not drilled. When identifying the fabric, first look at its thickness. Generally, the thin one is thin, and the thick one is dense; the second is to tap with hands, if the fluff flies out, the density must be below 230T; thirdly, hold a certain part of the clothes with a little force Kneading (this of course requires the consent of the salesperson), if no fine velvet is drilled out, the density should be 250T; because the nylon thick fabric has a layer of coating, its treatment should be bright, smooth and uniform.