GFun Functional Living Museum Introduction
In front of the GFun Functional Living Hall, you can see a lively little forest area paved with recycled wooden pallets, featuring a pebble health path and wooden tables and chairs for relaxation, adding a warm atmosphere to the factory environment. Upon entering the Living Hall, visitors can gain a preliminary understanding of the developments in the textile industry from the lively explanations on the walls. During the tour of the factory, guests sequentially observe the fabric processing workflow in the production area, which includes steps such as fabric inspection upon receipt, fabric joining, calendering, coating and bonding, maturation, water-repellent processing, printing and mesh application, physical property evaluation, and fabric packaging. It turns out that the production of fabric goes through so many checkpoints. Next, through the glass, visitors can see the quality assurance testing area, which includes tests for water repellency, water pressure resistance, pH level, moisture permeability, breathability, peel strength, tear strength, prevention of seam water penetration, and various strength washing tests. Only after passing through so many inspections can high-quality functional fabrics be ensured. With professional quality control, the most interesting experience for visitors is to wear GFun's waterproof breathable raincoat and personally walk through a rain experience corridor, feeling the impact of various intensities of rain and witnessing the complete protection and comfort provided by waterproof and breathable products. Commonly seen in the market are functional garments such as cooling and thermal clothing, as well as moisture-wicking, quick-drying, windproof, breathable, warm, water-repellent, UV-resistant, and antibacterial apparel that elevate wearing comfort and also emphasize care for the body while reducing environmental pollution in the sourcing of materials and manufacturing processes. Therefore, at GFun, visitors can learn how to make a piece of clothing with 3 cups of coffee and 5 recycled PET bottles. The understanding of these extraction techniques and the commitment to environmental protection can inspire visitors during the tour while learning how to conserve energy and reduce carbon emissions in clothing.
