Scarf History

Both woven and knitted scarves have napped scarves, which are made by napping the blanks with a steel wire raising machine or a thorn-fruit raising machine.

The surface is short and dense, and the hand feels thick, which improves the warmth retention of the fabric. Wool scarves can also use the felting process to achieve the effect of plump and tight texture.

The warp and weft of silk long scarves are mostly 20/22 denier mulberry silk or 120 denier bright rayon, and the weft yarn is usually a strong twist. The silk blank has been dyed, printed, or painted, embroidered, etc. It is based on realistic flower patterns. The silk surface has soft luster, smooth hand feeling, and colorful colors.