Net flock work (or flock printing on net fabric) is a textile design process where velvet-like synthetic fibers are printed onto a mesh or net base to create a raised, textured pattern.
How Flock Work on Net Works
Adhesive Application: A specialized design pattern is printed onto the net fabric using a binding adhesive paste.
Electrostatic Charging: The fabric passes through a flocking machine where short synthetic fibers (flock) are given a negative electrical charge. [1]
Fiber Alignment: The charged fibers stand upright and project perpendicularly onto the adhesive-coated areas of the net due to electrostatic attraction, creating a soft, velvet texture. [1]
Curing: The printed net fabric is heated or cured so that the adhesive permanently bonds the fibers to the mesh.
Appearance: Combines the transparent, lightweight structure of net or mesh with rich, raised velvet patterns.
Common Uses: Used for stylish apparel, evening wear, overlays, and decorative garment accents.
Maintenance: Typically requires gentle hand washing or specific machine care depending on the binder strength.
| Material |
Nylon net |
| Width |
44 -58inches | 152-300 cms |
| Wash Care |
DRYCLEAN |
| Feel |
Light, breathable and soft |
| Usage |
used for a variety of purposes, including apparel (dresses, skirts, and costumes), accessories (handbags and headbands), and home decor (pillow covers, curtains, and table runners). Its shimmering and eye-catching quality makes it a popular choice for formalwear, performance costumes, and special events like weddings and parties.
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| Disclaimer |
Slight difference in color from visible product image is possible. |