Polar Fleece Fabric

Fleece Fabric has the following advantages:

Strong Warmth Retention: Fleece fabric retains more warmth than wool because its fibers are fluffy and curled, which increases the amount of stationary air, thereby enhancing the warming effect.
Delicate Touch: Fleece fabric feels very soft to the touch and is comfortable when worn close to the skin.
Good Elasticity: Fleece fabric is more elastic than wool, maintaining a recovery rate of about 65% even when stretched by 20%.
High Strength: The strength of fleece fabric is higher than that of wool, with a fiber strength of about 22.1 to 48.5cN/dtex.
Light Resistance: Fleece fabric has excellent light resistance, with its strength reducing by less than 20% after exposure to sunlight for a year.
Acid Resistance: Fleece textile products generally resist acid erosion well and have good acid resistance.
The disadvantages of fleece fabric include:

Higher Price: The price of fleece fabric is relatively high, which may not be suitable for all consumers.
Difficult to Wash: The washing and maintenance of fleece fabric are relatively complicated, and it tends to pill easily.
Prone to Wrinkling: Although fleece fabric is less likely to wrinkle, it can still develop wrinkles compared to other fabrics.

Application Scenarios and Styling Tips:
Fleece fabric is suitable for making high-end clothing and home goods, such as coats and duvet covers. Due to its warmth and comfort, winter clothing is its main application field. When pairing, you can choose simple style clothing to highlight its soft and comfortable texture.