Spray On Clothes&Nbsp; Low Carbon And Fashionable

More than 20 years ago, people liked to go to tailor shops to make clothes. Nowadays, most people go to clothing stores to buy standardized clothes. It's convenient, but standard Cosmetic clothes may not fit perfectly, and they also lack personalized features. Recently, Spanish researchers have invented a good way to quickly make clothes that fit us, that is to spray clothes directly on us.

In the era of tailoring clothes, a new dress is purchased from cloth To make clothes, it takes several days to get them, which is one of the important reasons why tailoring has been abandoned by the times. Can you make clothes that fit and quickly? We all dreamed of such a method, that is, spray a solution on our bodies, and then dry clothes. Spanish designer Manil Torres has turned many people's fantasies into reality. He said: "I can make a very suitable dress for people in a few minutes, which is more suitable than that made by the tailor."

Many years ago, chemists discovered that some organic chemical solvents can dissolve natural cotton fibre However, most of these organic solvents are toxic and will be harmful to human health if sprayed on the surface of human body. Therefore, the key to finding a way to spray clothes is to find a special organic chemical solvent, which can effectively dissolve natural cotton fibers without harming human health. After ten years of repeated attempts, Torres finally found such a chemical solvent that he did not publish its name, and found a more reasonable formula.

Torres mixed the natural cotton fiber and a high molecular polymer in a certain proportion, dissolved them in an appropriate amount of organic chemical solvent, and then prepared a colloidal textile solution like paint, which was then loaded into a jar. Torres therefore calls this solution "canned fiber". The proportion of solution must be just right. If the solution is too thin, it will not be easy to shape clothes; If the solution is too thick, it will dry too quickly after being sprayed on the human body, so that the later spray can not be connected with the first spray, and the result is not clothes, but cloth. The proportion of macromolecular compounds is small, mainly to increase the strength of the clothes, without affecting the comfort of the wearer.

In order to avoid liquid splashing into the eyes, both the sprayer and the customer need to wear special airtight glasses. Then, the painter starts to paint for the customer. Spraying requirements are as strict as wall brushing, and the spraying speed cannot be too fast or too slow. The spraying thickness should also be just right, not too thick, not too thin. The most important test of craftsmanship is uniformity. Only with more practice can the thickness of each part of the clothes be the same.

If you don't like pure white clothes, you can also spray them into various colored cotton fibers or pigments, and write and paint on them. In short, you can design a personalized dress according to your own ideas. After a few minutes, the organic compounds in the solution are completely volatilized, leaving cotton fibers and macromolecular compounds, which can be removed from the body surface and become a very suitable personalized clothing. Although it is sprayed close to the body, the cotton fiber has a certain elasticity, so the clothes will not be too tight on the body.

Like other clothes, the sprayed clothes can be washed and dried. Because it must be sprayed close to the body, this clothing method is mainly used to make T-shirts, vests, gloves and socks. If a loose coat, trousers or skirt is to be made, the customer needs to wear a plastic template and spray the solution on the template. After drying, the shape of the clothes is consistent with the shape of the template. In addition to making clothes, this solution can also be used to make personalized towels, rags, tablecloths and other textiles.

Torres called sprayed clothes "real low-carbon clothes" because they can be recycled. When customers are no longer interested in the clothes designed by themselves, they can dissolve the clothes in organic chemical solvents. After filtering out the dirt and pigments that are insoluble in organic solvents, they can be reused to design new clothes.