The main ingredients of corduroy fabric

The raw material of corduroy is generally cotton, but it is also blended or interwoven with polyester, acrylic, spandex and other fibers. Corduroy is a fabric with longitudinal velvet strips formed on its surface. It is cut and raised and consists of two parts: velvet tissue and ground tissue. After processing such as cutting and brushing, the surface of the fabric appears with obviously raised velvet strips shaped like a wick, hence the name. In the 1950s and 1960s, the fabrics were high-end, and the cloth coupons rationed at that time were generally not accepted. Corduroy is also called corduroy, corduroy and velvet.