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llama cotton fabric. Llama wool is naturally resistant to water and dirt, adding a layer of protection to the fabric. Cotton, on the other hand, is strong, absorbent, and easy to care for, ensuring the longevity of the garment. The result is a fabric that withstands the test of time and wear, maintaining its quality and appearance.
Preparing logs for pulp production and turning pulp into fiber is energy- and water-intensive. It also uses a lot of acids, toxic dyes, and finishing chemicals. These substances pollute the air and water without proper treatment, producing toxic environmental effects.
Boil for 1 hour in a treatment bath containing 5ml/L monoethanolamine and 5g/L sodium chloride; after cleaning, bleach for 30 minutes in a treatment bath containing 5ml/L sodium hypochlorite (150g/L effective chlorine), 5g/L sodium nitrate (corrosion inhibitor), and pH 4-4.5; finally, treat with sodium sulfite (3g/L) at 60℃ for 15min or treat with 1-1.5g/L insurance powder at 85℃ for 20-30min, and clean.