Paixū is a decorative textile composed of woven strips and tassels, which belongs to the category of textile accessories. It is a decorative textile composed of woven strips and tassels or tassels, with an indefinite length. Common materials include artificial silk and polyester. The body of the belt can also be designed with patterns, which can increase various handcraft decorations. The tassels of artificial silk paixū have good droop, which can flutter with the wind, and can be decorated on banners, curtains, sofas, cushions, tablecloths. Cotton yarn and wool yarn are thicker and have a furry feel, generally used for decoration on thick fabrics such as curtains, tapestries, wire rugs, bed edges, bed covers, sofas. Polyester paixū is resistant to washing. In ancient times, it was used as a border decoration for royal court tents such as "Huage". The general width (the length of the tassel plus the width of the belt surface) is 2-20 cm. The most commonly used artificial silk paixū is woven with warp and weft, with the weft using a 4-needle knitting machine to knit a tubular knitted chain. One section is woven into the belt body with the warp, and the other extends beyond the belt body to form the tassel, the length depending on the needs of the application. Most tassels are cut into tassel-like shapes, and those not cut are called Huilong paixū. The belt body and the tassel can be the same color or different colors. The belt body can also be made of colored stripes and simple jacquard tissue.
【Application Scope】: Suitable for edge decoration of curtain fabric, sofa cushions, Christmas decorations, bedding, clothing and shoes, hat covers, seat covers, etc.