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Brushed

raisingA compound of the Hanja characters 'gi (起, to raise)' and 'mo (毛, hair/fur)', meaning to raise fine fibers

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A finishing process that rubs the surface of a fabric to raise fine fibers, adding warmth and softness

A finishing method in which the fibers on a fabric's surface are scraped using wire cards or brushes to raise fine fuzz. It forms an air layer between the fibers, helping to reduce body heat loss when worn. It is widely used mainly for the lining of sweatshirts, hoodies, pants, and for winter cotton fabrics.

Fluffy brushed lining finished on the inside of a hoodie — Explanatory image created by hmmmBrushed liningBRUSHED FLEECE
Soft brushed lining layered inside pantsBrushed liningBRUSHED LINING

Appearance

It has an appearance where short, fine fibers densely cover the surface of the fabric. Compared to regular unprocessed fabric, the surface contour looks softer and blurrier, and it has the characteristic of reduced sheen due to diffuse reflection of light.

Use

It is mainly used to add warmth by treating the inside linings of sweatshirts, hoodies, sweatpants, and similar garments. It is also used on the outer surface of brushed cotton shirts, as well as winter accessories such as neck gaiters and gloves.

Care

Because pilling or shedding can occur due to friction and washing, turning the garment inside out and placing it in a laundry net is recommended. Air drying is recommended because hot-air drying can damage the fine fibers or cause the fabric to shrink.

Additional information

Fleece
A fabric made by brushing the surface of woven or knitted textiles to bundle them into a fleece-like pile.

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