Process Overview:
Flocking fabric technology is a technique where short fibers (flock) are applied to a fabric surface coated with adhesive, creating a raised, velvet-like texture. The fibers can be applied using electrostatic, mechanical, or air methods, and then fixed to the fabric to form intricate patterns or uniform textures. This process enhances both the visual appeal and tactile sensation of the fabric.

Advantages and Limitations:
Flocked fabrics provide a luxurious, soft, and textured feel with vibrant patterns and decorative effects. Advantages include enhanced aesthetics, tactile interest, and suitability for both fashion and home textiles. Limitations include added production costs, limited durability under heavy wear or washing, and the need for adhesives compatible with the base fabric. Flocking works best on cotton, polyester, silk, nylon and blended fabrics.

Ideal Applications:

• Silk / Cotton fabrics: scarves, evening dresses, decorative blouses
• Polyester / Nylon / Blended fabrics: bridal veils, handbags, small accessories
• Home textiles: cushions, curtains, decorative fabrics