Core Insights - Balabala hosted a "Warm Fiber" exchange experience event, showcasing the advantages of "Warm Fiber" through three interactive experiments [1][5][7] Group 1: Experimental Results - The "Fluffiness Experiment" demonstrated that "Warm Fiber" has a more significant fluffiness effect compared to 90% down content when subjected to the same pressure [3] - The "Insulation Experiment" indicated that the insulation effect of "Warm Fiber" is comparable to that of 90% down after being placed in a freezer for 8 minutes [5] - The "Washing Non-Clumping Experiment" showed that after 20 washes, "Warm Fiber" maintained its even filling without clumping, unlike the 90% down content [7] Group 2: Market Positioning and Product Development - Balabala identified the potential in the "technology cotton clothing" sector, aiming to create a new filling material that offers performance comparable to down with a high cost-performance ratio [7] - The company is focused on understanding material characteristics and consumer needs, particularly in children's clothing, addressing the challenges of washing winter down jackets at home [7] - Following the introduction of "Q弹纤维" and "Warm Fiber," Balabala plans to launch a new fiber technology called "Cool Fiber" in March next year, indicating ongoing innovation [11] Group 3: Sustainability Aspects - Sorona® bio-based material, which contains 37% renewable plant materials, reduces greenhouse gas emissions by 50% and lowers production energy consumption by 30% compared to nylon 6 [9]