Bleached fabric is a vital semi-finished textile material processed from original grey fabrics through professional bleaching procedures. Different from printed or dyed fabrics, it undergoes physical and chemical treatments to remove natural impurities, yellowish tint and residual stains on the fiber surface, achieving a pure white, clean and uniform base tone without adding any pigment or patterns. It acts as an indispensable intermediate link connecting grey fabric production and deep textile finishing.
This type of fabric inherits the original fiber characteristics of grey fabrics, including pure cotton, blended and polyester materials, while gaining optimized surface performance after bleaching. The bleaching process effectively eliminates natural wax, pectin and oxidized substances in fibers, greatly improving fabric cleanliness, softness and air permeability. Meanwhile, it enhances the fiber’s affinity for dyes and printing pastes, making subsequent color finishing more uniform, firm and vivid, which cannot be achieved by unbleached grey fabrics.
Widely applied in high-quality bedding, household textiles and garment fabrics, bleached fabric features stable texture, low shrinkage and excellent color fastness after secondary processing. It can be directly used as bright white finished fabric or serve as a premium base for printing and dyeing. As a key processed textile product, bleached fabric standardizes fabric base quality, improves finished product grade, and plays a pivotal role in the standardized production of modern home textile industries.
