Blended fabrics refer to textiles made by spinning and weaving chemical fibers together with natural fibers such as cotton, wool, silk, and linen. They combine the characteristics of polyester with the advantages of cotton fabrics, such as polyester-cotton fabric and polyester-wool gabardine. Blended fabrics include wool-viscose blends, wool-rabbit hair blends, TR fabrics, high-density NC fabrics, 3M waterproof fabric, Tencel fabrics, Softcell fabrics, TNC fabrics, composite fabrics, and more.

Wool-polyester fabric refers to fabric made from blended yarns of wool and polyester and is currently one of the most common types of blended wool fabrics. The commonly used wool-polyester blending ratio is 45:55, which retains the advantages of wool while making full use of the properties of polyester. Almost all woolen and worsted fabrics have corresponding wool-polyester blended varieties. The blending ratio can also be adjusted according to the requirements of the fabric, such as 70:30 or 80:20. Among them, lightweight worsted wool-polyester tweed is also known as cool wool fabric and is commonly referred to as “wool Dacron.” It is one of the fabrics that best reflects the characteristics of wool-polyester blends. Some varieties use two-ply yarns for both warp and weft, while others use two-ply yarns for the warp and single yarns for the weft, or single yarns for both warp and weft. Generally, 20–14 TEX (50–70 metric count) two-ply yarns are used, while lightweight fabrics use 10–8 TEX (100–120 metric count) two-ply yarns. The fabric weight is approximately 170–190 g/m².

The purpose of blending is to reduce the cost of wool fabrics without compromising their original style due to the addition of viscose fiber. However, adding viscose fiber can significantly reduce several fabric properties, including strength, abrasion resistance, and bulkiness. Therefore, the viscose content in worsted wool fabrics should not exceed 30%, while the viscose fiber content in woolen fabrics should not exceed 50%.

Wool-rabbit hair blended fabric is a rapidly developing type of product. Blending not only improves the spinnability of rabbit hair but also increases the variety of colors and styles. Rabbit hair gives the fabric a softer hand feel than pure wool fabric and creates a silvery sheen on the surface. The different dyeing properties of wool and rabbit hair can also be used to produce two-tone effects with a distinctive style. Rabbit hair is lightweight, has low strength and poor cohesion, making it difficult to spin. The rabbit hair content is generally limited to about 20%, and it needs to be blended with high-grade wool. Typical blended products include overcoating fabrics, tweeds, and fine woolen knitted fabrics.

The purpose of blending is to reduce the cost of wool fabrics without compromising their original style due to the addition of viscose fiber. However, adding viscose fiber can significantly reduce several fabric properties, including strength, abrasion resistance, and bulkiness. Therefore, the viscose content in worsted wool fabrics should not exceed 30%, while the viscose fiber content in woolen fabrics should not exceed 50%. Soak the fabric in cold water for 15 minutes first, then wash it with a general synthetic detergent. The temperature of the washing solution should not exceed 45°C. Heavily soiled areas such as collars and cuffs can be gently brushed with a soft brush. After rinsing thoroughly, gently squeeze out excess water and dry in a cool, well-ventilated place. Do not expose it to strong sunlight or tumble dry, in order to avoid heat-induced wrinkling.

High-density NC fabric is made by blending or interweaving nylon and cotton yarn. It has a relatively high warp and weft density and generally adopts a plain weave structure. This product combines the advantages of both nylon and cotton yarn. Nylon has excellent abrasion resistance among textile fibers and good moisture absorption. Its wearing comfort and dyeing performance are better than those of polyester. Therefore, blending or interweaving nylon with cotton yarn does not reduce the moisture absorption or wearing comfort of cotton yarn. Nylon is relatively lightweight, while cotton yarn is heavier. Blending or interweaving the two can therefore reduce the overall weight of the fabric. Nylon also has excellent elasticity, and blending or interweaving it with cotton yarn improves the elasticity of the fabric. The disadvantages of NC fabric are that, due to the presence of nylon in the blend or interwoven structure, its heat resistance and light resistance are relatively poor. Proper washing and ironing conditions should be followed during use to avoid damage. Its notable characteristics include good abrasion resistance, softness and comfort, and easy cleaning. Do not expose it to strong sunlight, and do not wring it dry.

Wool-rabbit hair blended fabric is a rapidly developing type of product. Blending not only improves the spinnability of rabbit hair, but also enhances the style of the fabric and increases the variety of colors and patterns. Rabbit hair gives the fabric a softer hand feel than pure wool fabric and creates a silvery sheen on the surface. The different dyeing properties of wool and rabbit hair can also be used to produce a two-tone effect with a distinctive style. Rabbit hair is lightweight, has low strength and poor cohesion, making it difficult to spin. The rabbit hair content is generally limited to about 20%, and it needs to be blended with high-grade wool. Typical blended products include overcoating fabrics, tweeds, and fine woolen knitted fabrics.

Siro spinning, also known as paired-twist spinning, was formerly referred to in China as A/B yarn and has more recently been officially named Siro spinning. In the Siro spinning process, two rovings are fed into the spinning frame at a fixed distance from each other. After drafting, the two fiber strands are delivered by the front rollers. Due to twist transmission, each strand receives a small amount of twist. The two strands are then combined and further twisted together to form a yarn similar to a plied yarn, which is finally wound onto a bobbin.

High-density NC fabric is a type of fabric made by blending or interweaving nylon and cotton yarn. It has a relatively high warp and weft density and generally uses a plain weave structure. This product combines the advantages of both nylon and cotton yarn. Nylon has good moisture absorption, and its wearing comfort and dyeing performance are better than those of polyester. Therefore, blending or interweaving nylon with cotton yarn does not reduce the moisture absorption or wearing comfort of cotton yarn. Nylon is relatively lightweight, while cotton yarn is heavier, so blending or interweaving the two can reduce the overall weight of the fabric. Nylon also has excellent elasticity, and blending or interweaving it with cotton yarn improves the elasticity of the fabric. The disadvantages of NC fabric are that, due to the presence of nylon in the blend or interwoven structure, its heat resistance and light resistance are relatively poor. During use, attention should be paid to proper washing and ironing conditions to avoid damage. Its notable characteristics include good abrasion resistance, softness and comfort, and easy cleaning. Do not expose it to strong sunlight, and do not wring it dry.

Blended fabric refers to a textile product made by spinning and weaving chemical fibers together with other fibers such as cotton, wool, silk, and linen. It combines the characteristics of polyester with the advantages of cotton fabrics, such as polyester-cotton fabric and polyester-wool gabardine. Blended fabrics include wool-viscose blends, wool-rabbit hair blends, TR fabrics, high-density NC fabrics, 3M waterproof fabric, Tencel fabrics, Softcell fabrics, TNC fabrics, composite fabrics, and more.

Blended fabric refers to textile products made by spinning and weaving chemical fibers together with natural fibers such as cotton, wool, silk, and linen. It combines the characteristics of polyester with the advantages of cotton fabrics, such as polyester-cotton fabric and polyester-wool gabardine. Blended fabrics include wool-viscose blends, wool-rabbit hair blends, TR fabrics, high-density NC fabrics, 3M waterproof fabric, Tencel fabrics, Softcell fabrics, TNC fabrics, composite fabrics, and more.