The difference between nylon and ice silk is actually very simple. The surface of nylon fabric has a sense of lines, while ice silk fabric has a delicate feeling. The surface of nylon has a sense of lines, smooth and rough when touched. If it feels a bit smooth, it is ice silk fabric. Nylon burns and melts into a drip like shape with a plastic smell. Ice silk burns odorless and turns gray.

Nylon fabric has a dull luster, with a surface that feels like it has been coated with a layer of wax. The colors are not bright, and the hand feel is relatively hard. After squeezing the fabric tightly by hand and releasing it, there are creases, and the recovery is flat and slow. The texture of the ice silk is relatively smooth, and it feels cool to the touch, with high elasticity. The fabric is thin, and the lines can be seen clearly after stretching. There are creases when folded for a long time, and the recovery time is long.

Nylon: scientific name polyamide fiber, is a general term for polyamide fibers produced in China. Internationally known as nylon. High intensity. Good wear resistance and resilience, capable of pure spinning and blending into various fabrics and knitwear. The primary varieties are nylon 6 and nylon 66.

Ice silk: It is scientifically extracted from natural cotton skin and has the characteristics of good breathability, active humidity control, and slow sunlight heating. The feeling of using an ice silk cooling pad is very similar to that of a linen cooling pad, except that it feels softer and the color is also very elegant. Ice silk also has anti mold, anti insect, anti-static, and radiation free effects.

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