The difference between combing and combing

1. Process:

Combing is yarn that is carefully combed (that is, filtered). Good quality, for example, a bar is better than a regular comb. General comb is less combing a process, the relative rod is much worse, and the cotton impurities are not filtered, so the impurities are more. Semi-combing is the use of good cotton with the same process spun out of the comb, but also a good rod less impurities but no combing is called semi-combing, the price is cheaper than combing than combing expensive.

2. Feel:

The fabric after manufacture: the combed surface is very fine, and the thickness of the yarn is symmetrical and glossy. The general yarn count is not symmetrical, the face is rough, which: combing is to have a desire to strip, the yarn of the combing section is not to have a desire to comb, the second process of combing, and more importantly: the spinning process is not falling cotton ！！！！ It's a lot worse than the bar, so there's a lot of impurities.

Semi-combing is the yarn spun out of the same process as combing, and the difference with combing combing is that the cotton is less than combing (falling short wool cotton), and it is also a good rod with less impurities but no combing is called semi-combing, and the price is cheaper than combing than combing