Chenille yarn is a textile technology of fiber cloth. It uses two strands as the core thread, and spins the feather yarn in the middle by twisting. Generally, there are viscose/nitrile, cotton/polyester, viscose/cotton, nitrile/polyester, viscose/polyester and other chenille products. Chenille decorative products can be made into sofa covers, bedspreads, bed blankets, table rugs, carpets, wall decorations, curtains and other city decorations. The use of chenille yarn gives home textile fabrics a thick feeling, which has the advantages of high-end luxury, soft hand feeling, plump suede and good drape.

Advantages and disadvantages of chenille yarn

Advantages: The fabric made of chenille yarn has many advantages. The curtains made of it can reduce light and block light to meet people's different needs for light, and can also prevent wind, dust, heat insulation, warmth, noise reduction, improve Room climate and environment. Therefore, the ingenious combination of decoration and practicality is the biggest feature of modern curtains. The carpet woven from chenille yarn has the functions of temperature regulation, anti-allergy, anti-static and antibacterial. Because of its good hygroscopicity, it can receive 20 times of water equivalent to its own weight, and it feels dry and can form a good style. The unique advantage is that it is a kind of fabric that is more popular on the market now.

Disadvantages: Although the use of chenille yarn gives its products a thick feeling, it has the advantages of high-end luxury, soft hand feeling, plump suede, good drape, and particularly good water absorption. However, the fabric made of chenille yarn has some shortcomings due to the characteristics of its material itself. It will deform and shrink after cleaning, so it cannot be smoothed by ironing, so as not to cause the chenille fabric to fall down and shrink. Random velvet, especially the front of the product, as a result, the product made of chenille is not much ornamental.