With consumers’ constantly increasing demands for the comfort of summer clothes, the functionality of textiles has gradually extended from the traditional moisture absorption and breathability to a more intuitive wearing experience. Among them, “cold sense” is becoming an important selling point for summer clothes, sportswear fabrics, knitted products and functional textiles.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
For dyeing mills, textile mills and textile chemical<\/a><\/strong> purchasing enterprises, developing cold sense\u00a0fabrics is not merely about\u00a0imparting\u00a0the fabric “cool” handle, but also requires simultaneous consideration of tough\u00a0cold sense, hydrophilicity, color stability, auxiliary\u00a0compatibility and adaptability to mass production.\u00a0Dyeing mills need to control the risks of rework and customer complaints. Purchasing department\u00a0should take into account product performance, environmental protection requirements and supply management. Engineers, on the other hand, need to pay attention to whether the cold sense\u00a0finishing agent<\/a><\/strong> can stably work\u00a0on the machine, its compatibility with existing auxiliaries and its actual performance in the stentering\u00a0process.\u00a0Therefore, a cold sense finishing agent with\u00a0touch cold sense, hydrophilicity, low yellowing, good compatibility and processing stability<\/strong> is more in line\u00a0with the production demands of modern functional textiles.<\/p>\n\n\n\n