Moisture-wicking fibers generally have a high specific surface area, with numerous micropores or grooves on the surface and a specially shaped cross-section. By leveraging the capillary effect, these fibers can quickly absorb moisture and sweat from the skin surface, diffusing and transferring them to the outer layer for evaporation. Fabrics made from moisture-wicking fibers are lightweight, moisture-conductive, quick-drying, cool, comfortable, easy to clean, and wrinkle-resistant. Due to these excellent properties, they are widely used in sportswear, outdoor and leisurewear, underwear, and other fields, and are highly favored by consumers.