Minky, made from 100 per cent polyester, is the softest synthetic fabric. Popular for durability, warmth and ease of care. It boasts a deep, vivid look and offers an exceptionally plush, and luxurious touch. Minky is a single-sided plush that almost feels like a flur.
History
Minky was developed in the late 20s as an alternative to mink fur without using animals in the process. Become a hit in the early 2000s for baby products because of its soft and comfy properties. Thanks to technology progress it becomes more better.
What makes minky fabric stand out?
- Exceptional softness and its velvety nature make Minky distinct from others.
- Super comfy fabric with different textures.
- Minky does not shed fibres easily.
- Tends to have low static.
Applications
- Most common, popular and ideal choice to make baby products like children's clothing, baby blankets, bibs, etc. because of the exceptional smoothness of the fabric.
- Homehold products like blankets, cushions, pillows, etc are made with minky fabrics.
- Soft toys like teddy bears are made from minky fabrics because of their great smooth and comfy properties.
- Accessories and home furnishing things are made with minky.
How to judge the authenticity of Minky fabric?
- Minky fabric starts gets burn instead of burning in the burn test and turns into hard plastic and may emit a chemical smell.
- In the wash test, if the fabric does not retain its softness or maintain its original quality after the wash test, it cannot be classified as genuine minky fabric.
Care Instructions
- Always use cold water instead of warm during washing.
- Store in a cool and dry place.
- Avoid using bleach because there are possibilities of getting texture and colour fade.
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