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Comparison of Preshrinkage Treatments for Crosslinked Knitted Cotton and Cotton Blends

Laundry shrinkage in knitted fabrics of cotton or cotton-polyester was reduced by a combination of chemical cross-linking and preshrinkage treatments. Preshrinkage during finishing was induced by compression either before or after crosslinking, and by either wet or dry relaxation after crosslinking. The effects on fabric loss in processing, strength, fabric structure, and recovery from deformation were compared for each combination.