What Material Is Flannel Made Of

Flannel refers to a woolen fabric with a patterned pattern woven from mixed-color carded wool yarn. The raw material for this type of product is wool.

The production of flannel is to dye part of the wool first, then mix it with some primary color wool, and after evenly spinning it into mixed-color wool yarn, weaving it into a fabric and then milling and napping. Most of this kind of wool is made of Twill weave, and part of plain weave, in addition to the full wool used as raw materials, there is also a small amount of nylon fiber mixed in to improve wear resistance.

Flannel is also known as Falaise. This kind of fabric was created in Wales, England. It generally refers to the woolen wool fabric with a patterned pattern woven from domestic mixed-color carded wool yarn, which contains a layer of plump wool. Fine and clean fluff, soft and smooth to the touch, relatively slender body bones, and small flexural modulus, so the fabric has outstanding softness.

Flannel has many uses and can be used to make trousers, tops, children's clothes, etc. Some thinner flannels can be used to make skirts and shirts.

Flannel is generally dyed with loose fibers, mainly black and white mixed with different shades of gray or other colors.

Nowadays, flannel is often used to make some bedding. This kind of bedding is used in autumn and winter and is very warm. It can be said that it is very popular.