Domestic fabrics can never achieve these three points

When Ms. Li first touched the coat made of imported Italian wool, she described the touch as "as soft as a cloud yet full of texture." This is perhaps the irresistible charm of original imported fabrics - they are not just materials, but also an expression of a lifestyle. Today, we will delve into the professional field of original imported fabric agency and uncover the stories behind high - end fabrics.

Quality Assurance is the most prominent feature of imported fabrics. Take the top - grade European wool represented by Zhongshitong as an example. From sheep breeding to the textile process, every link follows the standards passed down for centuries. Mr. Zhang, who has been engaged in the clothing industry for 20 years, frankly said, "For fabrics both labeled as 100% wool, the abrasion resistance of imported fabrics is more than three times higher than that of ordinary fabrics."

Secondly, there is the Unique Design Language. The gloss of Japanese triacetate fiber, the three - dimensional sense of French lace, these hard - to - replicate characteristics make designers flock to them. A brand manager who did not want to be named said, "The patterns on imported fabrics are so detailed that even a scanner can hardly capture them completely."

• Italian wool: Natural elasticity and temperature - regulating function
• Japanese cotton - linen: The amazing drape brought by the blending technology
• British cashmere: The ultimate standard of only taking 30 grams of abdominal fluff per kilogram

Many people think that fabric agency is just a simple buying - selling relationship, but that's not the case. The professional buyers of Zhongshitong need to possess:

• The ability to conduct laboratory tests on fabric components
• In - depth understanding of international textile standards
• The vision to foresee the fashion trends in the next 2 - 3 years

Ms. Li recalled, "Once we rejected the agency request of a popular brand because their color fastness test was 0.5 levels lower than the EU standard. This decision cost us short - term benefits, but preserved our industry reputation."

Fabrics on the market under the banner of "imported" are a mixed bag. Consumers can identify them through the following methods:

• Check the customs declaration form and the certificate of origin
• Observe the edge code of the fabric (imported fabrics must have a unique identification system)
• Request international certifications (such as OEKO - TEX® standard)

Mr. Zhang shared an industry secret: "Genuine imported fabric merchants all have a'story book' - recording the whole process from raw material collection to finished product leaving the factory, which can't be faked."

With the increasing awareness of environmental protection, green fabrics such as recycled cashmere and plant - dyed silk are rewriting the industry rules. The latest Swiss environmentally friendly technology fabric introduced by Zhongshitong can even achieve 100% biodegradability. This is not only an innovation of materials but also indicates the value reconstruction of the entire industrial chain.

When you touch a clothing item with a high price tag next time, you might as well think about the long journey of the materials behind it. Choosing original imported fabrics essentially pays tribute to the spirit of craftsmanship. Welcome to share your stories with imported fabrics in the comment section, or tell us the fabric knowledge you most want to know - maybe the next article will be written for you.