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45 Common Fabrics and Care Tips — Part 6：Chiffon，Flannel，Velvet，Linen，Bamboo Fiber
Chiffon
Features:
An extremely lightweight, sheer fabric with a soft and flowing texture. It drapes beautifully but is very delicate and prone to snagging, requiring extra care when worn.
Care:
Hand-wash gently in cold water and lay flat to dry to prevent distortion. Iron at low temperature (below 110 °C / 230 °F). Store separately to avoid snags.
Flannel
Features:
A wool or cotton fabric brushed to create a soft, fuzzy surface. It feels warm and cozy — ideal for autumn and winter wear — but tends to pill with frequent use.
Care:
Machine wash in cold water to prevent shrinkage. Iron at medium temperature (around 150 °C / 300 °F). Use a fabric shaver regularly to remove pills, and avoid rubbing against rough surfaces.
Velvet
Features:
A dense fabric with upright pile, offering a rich, shimmering appearance that changes with the light. However, it’s prone to pile crushing and can be difficult to clean.
Care:
Professional dry cleaning is recommended. Use steam to remove wrinkles instead of pressing directly. Brush gently in the nap direction with a soft velvet brush, and hang to store to avoid pressure marks.
Linen
Features:
A natural fiber fabric known for its excellent moisture absorption and breathability. Linen is crisp, cool, and becomes softer with washing, though it wrinkles easily and is difficult to smooth completely.
Care:
Hand-wash in cold water (below 30 °C / 85 °F) for best results. Add fabric softener during washing to reduce stiffness. Iron while damp at high temperature (200–230 °C / 390–445 °F) for the best finish. Lay flat to dry in the shade to prevent deformation.
Bamboo Fiber
Features:
An eco-friendly regenerated fiber with natural antibacterial and deodorizing properties. It is more breathable and absorbent than cotton but may stiffen slightly after multiple washes.
Care:
Hand-wash or use a gentle machine cycle with water below 40 °C / 105 °F. Avoid prolonged soaking. Iron at medium temperature (below 150 °C / 300 °F). Do not expose to strong sunlight to prevent fiber brittleness.
