HIGHLY DIFFERENT SHRINKABLE WOVEN FABRIC AND ITS PRODUCTION

摘要

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To produce a woven fabric, improved in touch feeling and having loops of a size so as to be visible with the naked eye on the surface and further a chinchilla-like gloss by using a specific polyester multifilament yarn [RIVIERA (R)] and a regular polyester multifilament yarn containing an acid component of 100% terephthalic acid in warp and weft yarns and shrinking the polyester multifilament yarns under specified conditions when producing the highly different shrinkable woven fabric. SOLUTION: This highly different shrinkable woven fabric is obtained by mixing and twisting or combining filaments of a polyester multifilament yarn capable of manifesting the peak of shrinkage percentage with hot water at <=100 deg.C and >=40 and <=80% shrinkage percentage with hot water at 60-80 deg.C with a polyester multifilament yarn having <=10% shrinkage percentage with boiling water and weaving the resultant composite yarn and then treating the woven fabric comprising the composite yarn with hot water at 60-80 deg.C. The resultant woven fabric uses the highly different shrinkable yarns having 33% difference in shrinkage percentage between the highly shrinkable polyester multifilament yarn and the low shrinkable polyester multifilament yarn and has loops on the surface and further a chinchilla-like gloss. Thereby, the woven fabric can be used for various woven fabics such as a satin woven fabric for interior curtains.