Burberry's jacquard twill embroidered hooded jacket is crafted from a nylon-base

Burberry's jacquard twill embroidered hooded jacket is crafted from a nylon-based, highly durable fabric. With a density of just 1.14 Gcm?, it's 20% lighter than its predecessor. It's also highly abrasion-resistant and resists pilling even after repeated friction. Its hydrophobic fibers create a capillary effect after intense exercise, guiding sweat to evaporate quickly. A heald mechanism controls the warp yarn splitting, and the electromagnetic needles of the electronic jacquard machine operate at a speed of 0.01 seconds per stitch, interweaving the weft yarns with the warp yarns at specific locations to create a pre-defined diagonal pattern. A CAD patternmaking system is used to pre-set the physical and laser embroidery areas, and the embroidery machine, operating at a speed of 1000 RPM, creates a high-precision warhorse embroidery with 8,798 stitches. Laser cutting is then used to precisely remove the base fabric at the edges of the embroidery. Laser precision of