Blended fabric is a textile created by combining two or more types of fibers to leverage the unique properties of each. This fusion can enhance the overall performance, comfort, and appearance of the fabric. For example, blending cotton with polyester results in a material that is more durable and wrinkle-resistant than pure cotton, while retaining the softness and breathability of cotton. Similarly, wool can be blended with synthetic fibers to improve its strength and reduce shrinkage. The versatility of blended fabrics makes them popular in a wide range of applications, from everyday clothing to specialized industrial uses.
