When choosing hotel bedding, how to judge the quality of the fabric?

In the selection of hotel bedding, the quality of fabric can be judged from the following aspects:

Observation appearance

Color: Quality fabric color uniform, natural, soft, no obvious color difference. If the color of the fabric is too bright and 

dazzling, or there are different shades, it may be that the printing and dyeing process is not up to standard and the quality 

is poor. For example, a good cotton white bed, the color is natural white, not that kind of pale or with variegated color.

Texture: Carefully check the texture of the fabric is clear and regular. Fabrics with clear textures and delicate patterns are 

usually better woven. Like high-count and high-density fabrics, their texture will be more delicate and compact, while 

low-quality fabrics may be fuzzy and sparse.

Defects: Check the surface of the fabric for spots, stains, holes, jumpers and other defects. Even minor defects may affect 

the use and beauty of the bed, and high-quality fabrics should be clean and tidy without any defects.

Touch texture

Softness: Touch the fabric with your hands to feel its softness. Good fabric feel soft and smooth, no rough, prickly feeling. 

Silk fabrics, for example, feel smooth and silky to the touch, while poor quality chemical fiber fabrics may have a stiff, stinging 

touch.

Thickness and weight: The appropriate thickness and weight can reflect the quality and quality of the fabric. In general, 

under the same material, the fabric weight is higher, relatively thicker, and the quality is better, but it also needs to be combined 

with specific needs, such as summer bedding may be more suitable for light and light fabrics.

Elasticity: Gently pull the fabric and observe its elasticity. High quality fabric can be quickly restored to its original state after 

stretching, with good elasticity and easy deformation. Like elastic knitted fabrics, they can bounce back quickly after stretching, 

while poor quality fabrics may be relaxed and difficult to recover.

Test performance

Water absorption: For hotel bedding, especially towels, sheets, etc., water absorption is very important. You can drop a few 

drops of water on the fabric and observe the absorption of the drops. If the water droplets can be quickly absorbed, it indicates 

that the fabric has good water absorption, fiber quality and weaving process. On the contrary, the water droplets do not penetrate 

for a long time, indicating that the fabric may have been water-repellent finishing or poor quality.

Breathability: Hold the fabric close to the mouth and nose and gently exhale to feel how easy it is for air to penetrate the fabric. 

Fabrics with good air permeability can make the skin "breathe" and be more comfortable to use, such as linen fabrics with good air 

permeability, while some thickly coated fabrics have poor air permeability.

Resistance to pilling: Rub the fabric back and forth several times with your hand to see if it is easy to pilling. High quality fabric after 

good treatment, fiber bond tightly, not easy to pilling; And poor quality fabrics, especially some fabrics with high chemical fiber content, 

may quickly pilling.

Understand ingredients and labeling

Ingredient content: Check the ingredient label for the specific composition and content of the fabric. For example, the cotton content 

of pure cotton fabrics should generally be more than 75%, and the cotton content of fabrics labeled as "100% cotton" should meet the 

requirements of national standards. If the ingredient labeling is not clear or accurate, it may be a product of unreliable quality.

Safety standards: Pay attention to whether the fabric meets the relevant safety standards, such as whether it contains formaldehyde, 

aromatic amine and other substances that are harmful to the human body. Qualified bed products will have the corresponding safety 

marks, such as in line with the national Class A or Class B standards, class A standards are more suitable for infants and children and 

sensitive skin groups, and the safety level is higher.