Source Of Mesh Fabric

  •   There are several different versions of mesh fabric, but this fabric is characterized by its lightweight and breathable texture. Unlike most fabrics that have a tightly woven texture, mesh fabrics are loosely woven, resulting in thousands of small holes per mesh garment. All-polyester Porous Mesh Fabric is one version.

      The concept of grids has been around for thousands of years. For example, every type of netting in existence is made from netting, a material that is also used to make things like hammocks. However, it wasn't until the end of the 19th century that textile innovators started using mesh for clothing.

      British textile mill owner Lewis Haslam came up with the idea of ​​using mesh as a fabric while out for a walk with his aunt in the cold weather. He noticed her gloves were riddled with holes, but when he asked her these questions, she insisted her hands were still warm. Out of curiosity, Haslam started experimenting with loose-knit fabrics, and he started a textile company called Aertex, the world's first producer of mesh fabrics.

    In most cases, mesh fabric manufacturers will dye polyester or nylon fibers before weaving them into fabrics. Textile manufacturers can then weave these fibers in many different ways to create various forms of mesh. For example, many types of grids follow a basic square pattern that has proven effective for thousands of years. However, more modern mesh forms, such as tulle, may be woven into a hexagonal structure.

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