1. The abbreviation T in fabric terminology typically stands for polyester. It may be seen in the composition identification of fabrics, such as T/C (polyester/cotton blend) or TRS (polyester rayon).
2. The letter P can denote polyester or PA (polyamide), also known as nylon, particularly in silk and wool fabrics.
3. Yarns come in a wide variety, including pure cotton yarn, synthetic fiber yarn, blended yarn, twisting yarn, long yarn, textured yarn, and novelty yarn, among others.
4. Pure cotton yarn is known for its high uniformity and strength and is commonly available in three grades:普梳 (ordinary combing), 半精梳 (semi-combing), and 精梳 (combing). It is also easy to dye.
5. Synthetic fiber yarns include polyester, acryl, viscose, and nylon, among other artificial fibers.
6. Blended yarns combine different fibers, such as T/C (polyester/cotton), C/C (silk/silk), and T/R (polyester/regenerated fiber).
7. Twisting yarns are made by merging two or more yarns and twisting them together, which enhances strength.
8. Long yarns are classified into single yarn and multi-filament yarn, such as high-stretch nylon yarn and low-stretch polyester yarn.
9. Textured yarns, like acryl bulk yarn, as well as more distinctive novelty yarns like竹节 (bamboo segment) yarn, bubble yarn, and color-changing yarn.
10. The abbreviations T and P in fabric represent different components and characteristics. The choice of fabric depends on design requirements and intended use.
11. By understanding these abbreviations, we can more accurately identify and understand the types and quality of fabrics.
