GFun Lifestyle Museum Introduction
At the entrance of the GFun Functional Life Museum, you will find a vibrant small forest area paved with recycled wooden pallets, featuring a pebble health path and wooden tables and chairs for relaxation, adding a touch of warmth to the factory environment. Upon entering the museum, the lively display boards on the walls provide an initial understanding of 聚紡's development. During the tour of the factory, you will sequentially observe the fabric processing steps in the production area, including fabric inspection upon arrival, fabric joining, gloss finishing, coating and lamination, curing, water repellency processing, printing and mesh attachment, physical property evaluation, fabric inspection, and packaging. It turns out that producing fabric involves numerous steps. Next, through glass partitions, you can see the quality assurance testing area, which conducts various tests for water repellency, water pressure resistance, pH value, moisture permeability, breathability, peel strength, tear strength, prevention of water leakage through seams, and various intensity washing tests. Only after passing so many quality checks can excellent functional fabric be produced. With professional quality control in place, the main attraction for visitors is wearing GFun's waterproof and breathable raincoat and experiencing the wind and rain in the designated experience corridor, feeling the impact of rainwater of various intensities, and witnessing the waterproof and breathable product's complete protection, ensuring comfort and no stuffiness. Commonly found in the market are functional garments such as cooling clothes, thermal clothing, and moisture-wicking, quick-drying, windproof, breathable, warm, water-repellent, UV-resistant, and antibacterial apparel. These have elevated wearing comfort to also incorporate care for the body and emphasized the importance of sourcing materials and reducing environmental pollution during the manufacturing process. At GFun, visitors can learn how to make a piece of clothing using 3 cups of coffee and 5 recycled plastic bottles. This understanding of extraction techniques and commitment to protecting the environment can inspire visitors during the tour and help them learn how to conserve energy and reduce carbon emissions through their clothing choices.
