GFun Functional Lifestyle Store Introduction
In front of the GFun Functional Living Museum, visitors can see the vibrant small forest area made from reclaimed wooden pallets, which includes a pebble health trail and wooden tables and chairs for relaxation, adding a warm atmosphere to the factory environment. Upon entering the living museum, visitors will gain a preliminary understanding of the development of fabric through lively and vivid display boards on the walls. During the tour of the factory, the production process of fabric processing is observed sequentially, including steps like incoming material inspection, fabric joining, calendering, coating and lamination, curing, water repellency processing, printing, physical property evaluation, and packaging, revealing that the production of fabric goes through many stages. Next, through the glass, visitors can see the quality assurance testing area, which tests water repellency, water pressure resistance, pH value, moisture permeability, breathability, peel strength, tear strength, resistance to water seepage in seams, and various strengths of washing tests. After passing through such rigorous inspections, high-quality functional fabrics can be produced. With professional quality control, the most appealing experience for visitors is to try on GFun's waterproof and breathable raincoats and personally experience walking through a rain simulation corridor, feeling the impact of various intensities of rain and witnessing the full protection of waterproof and breathable products that are comfortable and not stuffy. Everyday items seen in the market, such as cooling clothing, thermal clothing, or various functional attire that is moisture-wicking, quick-drying, windproof, breathable, warm, water-repellent, UV-resistant, and antibacterial, have not only elevated comfort but also emphasized body care and 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 technology and commitment to environmental preservation can inspire visitors and help them realize how to conserve energy and reduce carbon emissions through their clothing.
