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Changxing Tongchuang Textile Co., Ltd.

The company engaged in chemical fiber yarn sales, chemical fiber fabric sales, polyester and cotton cloth sales and other businesses. Founded in January 22, 2008, the company is located in Zhejiang Province, the company's detailed address is: No. 1, Longshan Industrial Park, Changxing County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province, the business scope of enterprise is: chemical fiber yarn, chemical fiber cloth, polyester and cotton cloth, polyester yarn, non-woven production, processing, sales. We are China Matte Satin Fabric Suppliers and Custom Matte Satin Fabric Company.

It is a private sole proprietorship enterprise specializing in the production and processing of interwoven cotton, plain weave tweed, pongee, shower curtain fabric, gabercord, oxford fabric, striped fabric of various colours, woomei satin, satin, T/C, fine grain fabric, polyester taffeta, etc. The company is headquartered in Longshan Village, Shuikou Township, Changxing County, and has a complete and scientific quality management system. Changxing Tongchuang Textile Co., LTD. is recognized by the industry for its integrity, strength and product quality.

An industrial and commercial enterprise, supply Custom Matte Satin Fabric , dedicated to the production of products for export to Central Africa, including the Central African Republic, Cameroon, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, and other countries.

East Africa includes a number of countries such as Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Rwanda.

Changxing Tongchuang Textile Co., Ltd.
  • 15 +

    Export Experience

  • 4000 m

    Annual Output(million)

  • 200 +

    Skilled Employees

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What factors influence the stretch control of this matte satin fabric?
The stretch control of matte satin fabric is influenced by several key factors, including the fabric's composition, weave, and any additional treatments or finishes applied during manufacturing. Here are some factors that can impact the stretch control of matte satin fabric:
Fiber Content: The type and percentage of fibers used in the fabric play a significant role in stretch control. Common fiber types in matte satin include polyester, nylon, acetate, and sometimes spandex (elastane). Each fiber has its own inherent stretch characteristics. For example, spandex is known for its exceptional elasticity and contributes to stretch in the fabric.
Blend Ratios: The specific blend ratios of different fibers in the fabric can be adjusted to control stretch. A higher percentage of spandex or elastane, for instance, can increase the fabric's stretchiness, making it more flexible and form-fitting.
Weave Structure: The weave pattern used in matte satin fabric affects its stretch properties. While satin fabric is known for its smooth and tight weave, variations in weave structure can influence stretch. Some weave variations may offer more or less stretch based on the interlocking of fibers.
Finishes and Treatments: Matte satin fabric can be given various finishes and treatments to enhance or control its stretch properties.
For instance:
Stretch satin may undergo a heat-setting process to stabilize the fabric and control its stretch.
Chemical finishes can be applied to increase or decrease fabric stretch as desired.
Some finishes may also add texture or stiffness to the fabric, affecting its stretch.
Thickness and Weight: The thickness and weight of the fabric can impact stretch control. Thicker and heavier matte satin fabrics tend to have less stretch compared to lightweight variants. The fabric's weight is often measured in grams per square meter (gsm).
Bias Cut: The bias cut is a cutting technique where the fabric is cut at a 45-degree angle to the fabric's warp and weft threads. This can enhance the fabric's natural stretch and drape, making it more flexible and form-fitting.
Fabric Construction: The construction of the fabric, including the number of warp and weft threads per inch (thread count), can affect stretch control. Higher thread counts can contribute to a smoother, less stretchy surface, while lower thread counts may result in more stretch.
Tension During Manufacturing: The tension applied to the fabric during the manufacturing process can impact its stretch characteristics. Controlled tension can help set the desired level of stretch in the fabric.
Intended Use: The intended use of the fabric also influences stretch control. Matte satin fabrics for apparel or upholstery may have different stretch requirements based on their intended applications.
Consumer Preferences: Ultimately, stretch control may be adjusted based on consumer preferences and the desired feel and fit of the finished product.