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On the casual fashion
market, how to suppress pilling has
been a significant challenge. Since
it is of structure with less hairiness,
VORTEX remarkably suppresses pilling,
and has created new markets.
Pilling is a phenomenon where fibers
are inter-twisted into a ball-like shape
by frictions between the surface of
a textile and that of another. Because
VORTEX not only has less long hairiness
but also is structured so that fibers
forming a textile hardly slide, so frictions
between VORTEX-made textiles do not
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Knitted
fabric: Single Jersey with spandex rayon
100% Ne30 + spandex 40d |
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piling
rate 3.5 |
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piling
rate 1.0 |
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piling
rate 3.5 |
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piling
rate 1.0 |
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Knitted
fabric: Single Jersey with spandex rayon
100% Ne30 + spandex 40d |
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piling
rate 4.5 |
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piling
rate 1.0 |
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Single
jersey: Ne 30/1 (20/1 tex) Cotton 100% |
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Single
jersey: Ne 30/1 (20/1 tex) PE50/C50 |
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Single
jersey: Ne 30/1 (20/1 tex) Tencel 100% |
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200-count
sheet: Ne 41/1 (14/1 tex) PE50/C50 |
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Single Jersey:
Ne 30/1 (20/1 tex), 28 cuts
Double Pique: Ne 40/2 (15/2 tex), 18 cuts
Interlock: Ne 40/1 (15/1 tex), 24 cuts
Rib: Ne 20/1 (30/1 tex), 14 cuts, 1 x 1 rib
Random pilling test 60 min exposure (ASTM),
U.S. 1999 |
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SingleJersey:
Ne 30/1 (20/1 tex) PE50/C50
200-count sheet: Ne 41/1 (14/1 tex) PE50/C50
ICI pilling test (JIS L 1076)
10 hours for weaving, 5 hours for knitting,
Japan, 2001 |
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