The material of horse oil socks is polyester fiber, commonly known as "polyester". It is a synthetic fiber, called PET fiber for short, which is spun from polyester condensed from organic dibasic acid and diol, and belongs to polymer compounds. The thickness of horse oil socks is generally 1~3 mm, which is very comfortable to wear and has strong warmth and isolation.

Horse oil socks have many advantages, that is, they moisturize the skin, because the skin care ingredient horse oil is added to the fabric, which can prevent dryness. Suitable for spring and autumn, not too thick in winter.

Mask socks are soft. Not wear-resistant, but comfortable to wear.

Core-spun silk is thinner than velvet. How many D's are written on stockings all contain velvet. The bigger the number before D, the thicker it is. Core-spun yarn does not split. Core-spun yarn feels very smooth and bright, but it has no elasticity and permeability is not as good as velvet. On the contrary, velvet feels smooth and dull, but it is very elastic and breathable.

Velvet weaving is finer and looks softer, but the disadvantage is that it is easy to snag. Core-spun yarn is stronger, weaving methods are different, and it is not easy to draw yarn, but drawing yarn cannot be saved.

1. What's the difference between mask socks and ordinary socks?

There is not much difference between mask socks and ordinary socks. Mask socks are generally made of velvet, so they are skin-friendly and soft to wear like masks. Some mask socks will add raw materials such as ice silk. If it is a winter-style mask sock, the lining is lined with down, and the texture similar to the skin itself is pursued. At the same time, the texture will be tougher and more comfortable than ordinary stockings.

2. Are the mask stockings velvet or core-spun silk?

Mask socks are generally cashmere, but the raw material of cashmere is actually unidirectional core-spun yarn or bidirectional core-spun yarn, and the material of cashmere is only a small part. Some will also add ice silk and down lining. Core-spun yarn refers to spandex core-spun yarn formed by wrapping or winding nylon yarn on spandex yarn, which has the advantages of softness of nylon and high elasticity of spandex. Most of the stockings we often buy are core-spun yarn.