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In the post pandemic era, the concept of public health protection has extended from public settings to home micro environments, and the hygiene and safety of home textiles have become the core link of healthy living. As a daily high-frequency contact sleeping product, pillows can absorb sweat, dandruff, and moisture for a long time, making them a breeding ground for bacteria, fungi, and dust mites, which can easily cause health problems such as skin allergies and respiratory discomfort.

Driven by consumption upgrading and green low-carbon dual wheels, the home textile industry is transforming from basic practicality to health, environmental protection, and refined functionality. Down pillows, feather pillows, and fiber pillows have become mainstream in the market due to their outstanding fluffiness and comfort. However, there are common pain points such as drill down and silk running, environmentally unfriendly fabrics, and insufficient durability. Traditional pillowcase lining fabrics are mostly single-layer ordinary non-woven fabrics or woven fabrics, which have poor anti velvet effect, are prone to aging, and have weak recyclability, making it difficult to match the current green home and quality sleep needs. The composite pillowcase special spunbond non-woven fabric is based on multi-layer structure composite, environmentally friendly raw material formula, and precise anti velvet design. It simultaneously achieves efficient anti drilling velvet, safe skin friendly, recyclable/biodegradable, becoming the preferred solution for pillowcase lining and functional fabric, providing reliable support for the greening and functionalization of home textiles.

The home textile industry has entered a new stage of branding, scenarization, and personalization. Pillowcases are no longer just simple dust protection products, but have become an important carrier for brand display, spatial aesthetics, and emotional expression. Traditional pillowcases are mostly monochrome or plain colors, with single patterns and limited printing, making it difficult to meet the visual recognition and brand exposure needs of hotels, homestays, gifts, maternity and baby care, and corporate customization scenarios. The printable colored spunbond fabric, with its advantages of full color, clear printing, high environmental fastness, softness and breathability, quickly enters the pillowcase market, realizing the integration of “protective function+brand printing+aesthetic value”, allowing a piece of fabric to truly achieve the perfect “layout” of brand and space.

Infants and young children aged 0-6 have delicate skin, sensitive respiratory tract, and immature immune system. They have much higher requirements for the safety, cleanliness, and mildness of bedding materials than adults. As a sleeping product that comes into contact with the face, mouth, and nose for a long time every day, the inner protective fabric of the pillow directly affects the baby’s respiratory health and skin comfort.

Polyester spunbond hot-rolled nonwoven fabric is widely used in various fields such as hygiene products, geotechnical materials, packaging protection, etc. due to its high strength, good temperature resistance, and good breathability. As the core of product competitiveness, appearance quality directly determines its market acceptance – even if the physical performance meets the standard, once defects, color differences, abnormal patterns and other problems occur, they will be judged as unqualified products, resulting in raw material waste and increased production costs.

The safety performance of car interiors is one of the core bottom lines in car manufacturing, and flame retardancy is of utmost importance. If the flame retardancy of car interior materials does not meet the standard, once a fire occurs, the fire will quickly spread and produce a large amount of toxic smoke, seriously threatening the safety of drivers and passengers. Therefore, the global automotive industry has extremely strict requirements for the flame retardant standards of interior materials. Both domestic and international standards have made clear limitations on key indicators such as combustion rate, smoke density, and droplet melting. Among numerous automotive interior materials, flame-retardant polyester spunbond hot-rolled fabric has successfully passed multiple stringent automotive interior standards due to its excellent flame-retardant performance and stable physicochemical properties. It has become the preferred substrate for interior components such as car seats, ceilings, and door panels, laying a solid foundation for driving and riding safety.