What is the difference between silk fabric and silk fabric? Silk fabric is a general term, which is not very formal, because it can be divided into many types according to the different spinning methods, such as silk, electric spinning, georgette, crepe de chine, etc. Silk fabrics are more general, because silk is not necessarily real silk. Fabrics made of silk like silk can also become silk. Silk fabrics are not necessarily silk fabrics, but also spinning materials, so it is recommended to check the description of clothing materials when purchasing silk fabrics to identify whether they are silk materials.

Silk fabrics have excellent dye properties, and can be dyed with acid, neutral, direct, reactive, cationic, reducing, soluble reducing, insoluble azo dyes, etc. However, it is easy to be damaged in alkaline medium, so it is generally dominated by acid dyes, supplemented by neutral, direct and reactive dyes.

Silk fabric not only has good heat dissipation, but also has good warmth retention. Its thermal insulation is proud of its porous fiber structure. There are many very small fibers in a silk fiber, and these small fibers are composed of smaller fibers. Therefore, more than 38% of the seemingly solid silk is actually hollow. There is a large amount of air in these gaps, which prevents the heat from radiating, making the silk very warm.