GFun Functional Life Museum Introduction
In front of the GFun Functional Life Pavilion, visitors can see a vibrant urban forest area made from recycled wooden pallets, featuring a pebble health path and wooden tables and chairs for relaxation, adding a warm atmosphere to the factory environment. Inside the pavilion, lively displays on the walls provide an initial understanding of Joufong's development. During the tour of the factory, visitors sequentially observe the fabric processing workflow, beginning with fabric inspection upon entry, joining the fabric, pressing and finishing, coating and bonding, aging, water-repellent processing, printing and attaching mesh, physical property evaluation, and fabric packaging. It's surprising that the production of fabric involves so many steps. Next, through glass partitions, visitors can see the quality assurance testing area, where tests are conducted for water resistance, water pressure resistance, pH value, moisture permeability, breathability, peel strength, tear strength, prevention of seam leakage, and various washing strength tests. It takes these numerous tests to ensure quality and produce excellent functional fabrics. With professional quality control in place, one of the most exciting experiences for visitors is to try on GFun's waterproof and breathable raincoat and walk through the rain experience corridor, feeling the impact of various intensities of rain, and witnessing the waterproof and breathable product's full protection, as well as its non-stuffy and comfortable quality. Commonly seen functional clothing in the market, such as cooling shirts, thermal wear, or clothing that is moisture-wicking, quick-drying, windproof, breathable, warm, water-repellent, UV-resistant, and antibacterial, have elevated wearing from mere comfort to also prioritizing body care, while emphasizing sustainable material sourcing and reducing environmental pollution during manufacturing processes. Therefore, at GFun, visitors can learn how to make a piece of clothing using three cups of coffee and five recycled plastic bottles. The understanding of these extraction technologies and the commitment to protecting the environment can inspire visitors and help them learn how to save energy and reduce carbon emissions through their clothing choices.
