METHODS TO DETECT HIGH QUALITY ANKARA FROM LOW QUALITY ANKARA

How would you feel if you were to receive a low-quality ankara fabric instead of the high-quality one you were hoping to purchase?

SELECTING HIGH AND LOW QUALITY ANKARA: HERE ARE SOME TIPS

1. RUN WATER TEST: Dipping prints into a bowl of water is one of the simplest ways to detect low-quality prints.

2. RUN MATERIAL TESTS: Premium ankara are 100% cotton and feel soft to the touch.

3. COMPARE THE WEIGHT: Superior quality akara fabrics weigh more than inferior ones.

4. RUN SCRATCH RESISTANCE: Poor quality fabrics are more prone to tearing from scratches, whereas high-quality ankara can tolerate scratches to a considerable degree and resist tearing when subjected to abrasive movement.

5. Verify the spelling: Incorrect label spelling is a common feature of low-quality ankara fabrics.

For instance, they might spell "Dotch Wax" instead of "Dutch Wax" or "Hig-Target" or "Hi-Target" instead of "High-Target." The incorrect spelling on the selvedge of ankara fabrics indicates that the fabric is of low quality.

6. EXAMINE THE ANkara Prints' PRICE.
A cheap Ankara print is typically sold for a very low price.

INTRODUCTION: Having studied this, you now possess a few useful hints for telling superior Ankara prints from inferior ones. You now understand how to distinguish between LOW QUALITY and HIGH QUALITY ankara fabrics thanks to these tips. If you are purchasing these Ankara textiles in bulk, you can take your time performing some of the originality tests outlined in this post. However, if you are purchasing from a retailer in smaller quantities (perhaps for personal use), you can perform the SCRATCH RESISTANCE TEST as soon as possible, check the spelling on the label or selvedge, examine the Ankara fabrics from both sides, and even conduct some water tests.