Beddings (ES) | Walnuts Textile

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Fabrics

Cotton Weave types 1. Plain Weave: Plain weave fabrics are uniform in texture, durable, and long-lasting, making them ideal for everyday use. They have a smooth texture, making them easy to clean and care for. 2. Twill Weave: Twill weave fabrics are generally softer and more flexible than plain weave fabrics, with a noticeable diagonal pattern. They are more resistant to stains and wear, and they are relatively easy to clean. 3. Sateen Weave: Sateen weave fabrics are very soft and have a silky feel with a glossy surface, providing a luxurious appearance. They are typically used for high-end bedding or decorative fabrics. Yarns & Thread Count : The most popular use for bedding have 40s, 60s, 80s... Yarn count is a unit that indicates the thickness of the yarn. For thread count，many brands may exaggerate fabric density, so it’s important to choose based on your own market positioning and budget. Design: Solid Color, Jacquard, Print, yarn-dyed, Washed, brushed

Polyester(Microfiber) Weave Types: 1. Plain Weave: Plain weave polyester fabrics are durable, resistant to wrinkles, and have a consistent texture, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. They are easy to maintain, with a smooth surface that resists staining and holds up well to frequent washing. 2. Twill Weave: Polyester fabrics with a twill weave are generally softer and more flexible than plain weave polyester, featuring a distinctive diagonal pattern. They offer increased durability and resistance to abrasion, and are less prone to wrinkling compared to plain weaves. These fabrics are also relatively easy to clean and maintain. 3. Sateen Weave: Sateen weave polyester fabrics provide a smooth, glossy surface with a soft feel, giving them a more luxurious appearance. They are commonly used for decorative purposes or in applications where a sleek finish is desired. While not as breathable as natural fibers, they are durable and resistant to fading. Yarns & GSM: We usually distinguish microfiber fabrics by their weight per square meter, with common weights ranging from 75gsm to 150gsm or even higher. Design: Solid Color, Jacquard, Print, Twist, Tufted, brushed

Tencel Lyocell Tencel made from wood pulp, primarily from eucalyptus trees, Tencel is produced using a closed-loop process where the solvents used are recycled. Tencel vs. Lenzing Tencel General Tencel fibers may vary in quality depending on the manufacturer.Lenzing Tencel is associated with high quality and consistency. Lenzing AG has strict quality controls and sustainability standards, ensuring that Lenzing Tencel fibers are produced to a high standard. We can offer both general Tencel and Lenzing Tencel to meet different needs. Yarns & Density 40s, 60s, 80s Design: Solid Color, Jacquard, Print

Organic Bamboo Bamboo fiber is a versatile, eco-friendly fabric known for its softness, breathability, and natural antibacterial properties. It’s an excellent choice for those seeking comfort and sustainability in their textiles. Bamboo effectively wicks moisture away from the skin, keeping you dry and reducing the risk of odor and bacterial growth. This feature is particularly beneficial for activewear and bed linens. Yarns & Density 40s, 60s, 80s Design: Solid Color, Jacquard, Print

Linen Linen, made from the fibers of the flax plant, is one of the oldest and most natural fabrics used for bedding. It is prized for its durability, breathability, and unique texture. Linen bedding offers a combination of luxury, comfort, and practicality, making it a popular choice for those looking for high-quality, long-lasting bed linens. Yarns & GSM Most Common around 160-180gsm Design: Solid Color, Yarn-dyed, Print