What material to buy for pants to keep warm and cold?

There are many materials for thermal pants, among which wool is one of the good fabrics, and wool products have the characteristics of plumpness, good warmth, and comfortable wearing. In addition, rabbit down is also a good fabric, and the comfort and warmth of rabbit down are not worse than cashmere.

If you buy pants, chenille material is more warm and cold-proof, and chenille material is more comfortable to wear.

In terms of fabric content, wool and cashmere pants are very warm. Leather pants, especially those with fur in one, provide better warmth.

Of course, this degree of warmth is directly related to the thin thickness.

Buy denim and fabrics.

The cold protection of jeans is first-class, and the material of cotton thread is applied to keep warm.

The common velvet of thermal pants is coral velvet, rabbit velvet, bamboo charcoal fiber velvet, gold velvet, velvet, cashmere, among which the warmest ones are rabbit velvet and wool fleece.

1. Coral velvet.

Coral velvet has a high density between fibers, just like a live coral as light and soft, light texture, and bright color, it is a new type of fabric, coral velvet thermal pants are soft to the touch, good warmth, but there will also be slight shedding.

2. Rabbit down. The fiber of rabbit down is relatively fine, and the velvet feeling of the fiber is strong, and the fluffy feel to the touch is really delightful. In addition, the moisture absorption and air permeability of rabbit down fiber is also better than that of other natural fiber wool, and the comfort of the body is quite high while locking the temperature.

And rabbit down also has the health care properties of maintenance.

3. Bamboo charcoal fiber velvet.

Bamboo charcoal velvet is characterized by excellent air permeability, moisture absorption and quick drying, antistatic, smooth and soft, warm in winter and cool in summer, with bamboo's natural anti-mite, anti-odor, anti-insect and negative ion characteristics, anti-ultraviolet rays, light weight. However, the disadvantage is that it is easy to become thin due to friction after wearing it for a long time.

4. Gold velvet.

The gold velvet is dense, the hair is long and slightly slanted, the feel is silky, tough, and it is indeed quite high-grade to make clothes. Although it sheds a little hair, it is soft and skin-friendly after washing.

5. Velvet.

Velvet is a silk fabric that uses the velvet warp to form a velvet ring or fluff on the surface of the fabric, with plump fluff, delicate texture and soft feel. It is elastic and not easy to pill. Velvet thermal pants are firm and wear-resistant, not easy to fade, and have good resilience, but velvet is very absorbent, and it is particularly heavy when cleaning, so it is not easy to wring water.

6. Cashmere. Cashmere is soft and stretchy, providing excellent warmth. The fine wool fiber is thick and stylish, and as a fabric for warm pants, you don't have to worry about freezing your legs.

There will be a slight velvety feeling to the touch, which is warm and has a good texture. However, it should be noted that if the wool content of the garment is higher, the more likely it is to shed or pill.

Encyclopedia - warm pants

Cotton, down, wool, alpaca, rabbit down.

1. Cotton: As a raw material for thermal fibers that people have been using for centuries, cotton fiber has relatively good thermal performance. The reason for this is that their fibers can be seen under the microscope with a lot of spiral twists on the flat ribbon fibers, and the fiber cross-section is hollow, during which a large amount of air can be stored (the thermal resistance of air is very large).

2. Down: Fluffiness is an important indicator to measure the heat preservation degree of down products. The larger the space occupied by the same weight of down, the higher the fluffiness and the better the heat retention. The amount of down in a textile is the root of how much heat it can reheat.

3. Wool: Wool is one of the earliest natural fiber raw materials used by human beings in textiles. In the textile and garment industry, wool refers specifically to sheep wool in a narrow sense. Wool is a natural animal protein fiber, which can be seen under the microscope with natural curls and scales covering the longitudinal surface.

The thermal retention and thermal conductivity of wool are slightly lower than that of down, but higher than that of cotton fibers.

Textile fabrics made from wool fibers are difficult to compact due to the natural curl of wool, resulting in a layer of still air in between, which has excellent thermal insulation properties.

4. Alpaca:

Alpacas are native to South America. The color of alpaca fiber is white, brown, light yellowish brown or black, the fiber does not contain oil and lanolin, no peculiar smell, it is a hollow fiber, good elasticity, no water stagnation, and the strength and warmth are much higher than that of wool.

However, alpaca wool production is very low, and an adult alpaca can only produce one kilogram of alpaca wool fibre per year. It's not even enough to catch up with the hair production of a long-haired rabbit. Since 2002, China has introduced alpacas for breeding, but the overall scale is far from meeting the needs of industrial textiles.

5. Rabbit down: The fiber of rabbit down is relatively fine, and the comfort and warmth are not worse than cashmere. If it is blended with wool, it is very similar to pure cashmere, so it is a good choice. In addition, the moisture absorption and breathability of rabbit down fiber is also better than that of other natural fiber wool, and the temperature is locked while feeling comfortable.

Choose cashmere padded pants, such thermal pants are the warmest.

Although it is very expensive, the overall feeling is very warm and lightweight, and it is recommended that you choose a big brand.