How To Distinguish The Quality Of Lace?

Lace is a highly decorative textile accessory with various varieties and styles that can be found almost everywhere. Lace is widely used in clothing. Lace can be said to be a beautiful flower in clothing, often playing the finishing touch. The cuffs, collar, skirt and pocket openings are all decorated with lace. Lace always seems to be associated with romance and luxury. Endless lace knots are still a favorite among women.

Lace is not uncommon in our lives, and it is increasingly used in all walks of life. It plays a very important role in providing people with a taste of life and increasing the interest in life, so the role of lace is very great. The following embroidered lace will show you where it is commonly used and how to identify its quality.

① Home and decoration: It will be used in bedding, bedspreads, sheet covers, pillowcases, curtains, mosquito nets, lampshades, dining tables and other decorations. If it is missing, life will feel less colorful.

② Clothing and decorations, including lace dresses, wedding dresses, scarves, hats, shawls, underwear, aprons, handkerchiefs, handbags, wallets, towels, etc.

③Packaging decorations for holiday supplies, shopping malls, supermarkets, etc. So lace has a wide range of uses.

So how do we identify the quality of lace products? Debut. Good-quality silk bedding has clear lines, full printing, and fine fabric surface, without the feeling of blurred lines or rough printing. Consumers should choose products with lighter or natural colors as they are less likely to fade. And some products with strong colors may fade due to over-dying. In addition, there is a simple test: place a piece of white cloth back and forth on the product. If you find signs of staining on the white cloth, it means that it will fade. And smell it. Good-quality products are generally fresh and natural, with no peculiar smell. If you smell a pungent smell, such as sourness, when opening the package, it is likely that the formaldehyde or pH value in the product exceeds the standard, and it is best not to buy it. At present, the mandatory standards for pH value of textiles are generally 4.0-7.5. Finally, feel the texture. A good product feels comfortable, delicate, and compact, without a rough or loose feel. When testing pure cotton products, pull out a small amount of filament and light it. It smells like paper when burning, which is normal. You can also twist the ashes with your hands. If there are no knots, it means it is pure cotton. If there are hard lumps, it means there is chemical fiber inside.