Superior hand feel and drape with enhanced comfort
The mercerisation process for Merino wool is a process normally applied to wool top or scoured loose wool, creating a ‘cashmere-like’ feel and a ‘silk-like’ appearance, changing the perceived hand feel of the fibre.
원리
머서화 가공 메리노
울의 머서화 가공은 울 섬유의 표면에서 스케일 구조를 제거하여 보다 매끄러운 섬유 표면을 생성하며 광택을 증가시킵니다. 이 공정의 두 번째 단계에는 섬유의 표면에 영구적으로 융합되는 초미세 실리콘 폴리머 층의 적용이 포함됩니다.
The application of the silicone polymer brings about significant improvement in the hand feel. Although as a result of the treatment, the actual diameter (micron) of the fibre does not change, the perceived improvement in hand feel is the equivalent of using wool 2 - 3 microns finer.
Using the latest Optim spinning techniques, 100% Australian Merino wool fabric can now be wind and water-resistant fabric without the use of chemical finishes.
13 Aug 2020
Processing Innovations
Natural Colouration Technology
13 Aug 2020
Natural dye can be used to colour natural fibres such as wool. Natural dyes are extracted from natural resources such as plants, minerals and even shells and insects.
Processing Innovations
Wool Seamless Technology
Seamless Merino wool encourages greater structure diversity and comfort along with reduced fabric wastage, using circular and flat-knitting technologies.
Processing Innovations
Digital Printing
Digital fabric printing is where colour dyes are applied to a wool fabric surface through inkjet technology to produce a printed fabric with intricate designs.