OEM Wool Coating Fabric Suppliers

• Features: Warmth, Naturally Breathable,Comfort Skin Touch
• Application: T-shirt,and other tops
• Certificate: Oeko-tex 100,Blue Sign

Wholesale textile manufacturers often produce wool fabric due to its excellent insulation properties. Wool fibers are tightly packed together, trapping air and forming a good insulation layer that keeps you warm even when wet. This is because wool fabric can absorb a lot of water (up to 30% of its own weight) while still keeping you feeling dry. The hygroscopicity of wool helps regulate body temperature and makes people feel comfortable, whether it is cold or warm.

Wool fabric has good use characteristics. Clothes made from wool have good elasticity and can recover their original shape after stretching, which helps the clothes maintain their shape and are not easy to deform. Wool fabric also has high wear resistance and can withstand long-term use without being easily damaged, making it very durable. Its natural moisture-wicking properties and inherent breathability also contribute to its appeal, ensuring that the wearer remains comfortable and dry. The rich texture and elegant drape of wool coating fabric make it a popular choice for creating sophisticated and functional outerwear.

Wholesale textile manufacturers often use wool fabric to make winter jackets and coats because they are both warm and fashionable. High-quality suits such as business suits and casual suits are often made from wool fabric. Cardigans, sweaters, knitted scarves, etc. are all made by taking advantage of the warmth and comfort of wool. Wool fabrics can be used to make a variety of skirts and trousers, suitable for both formal occasions and daily wear. Wool’s hygroscopicity and breathability make it an ideal choice for sportswear, especially when outdoors.

How is wool fabric waterproof?

Wool fabric itself has some natural waterproof properties, but this does not mean that all untreated wool fabrics are completely waterproof. The surface of wool fibers contains a natural oil substance called lanolin, which can give wool a certain degree of water repellency. This natural waterproof property is usually limited and is not enough to withstand large or continuous water contact. However, wholesale textile manufacturers often treat wool fabric with additional waterproofing agents to improve its waterproof performance.