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Before reaching GFun's functional lifestyle hall, visitors can see a laid-back forest area paved with recycled wooden pallets, featuring gravel health trails and wooden tables and chairs for relaxation, adding a touch of warmth to the factory environment. Upon entering the hall, preliminary knowledge about the development of the factory can be gained from the lively wall posters. During the tour of the manufacturing site, the process of fabric production is displayed in sequence, from incoming fabric inspection and cutting to lamination, calendering, coating, bonding, aging storage, waterproof processing, screen printing application, property evaluation, and fabric packaging—revealing that fabric manufacturing goes through numerous steps. Separated by glass, the quality assurance testing section reveals various assessments such as water repellency, water pressure resistance, pH levels, moisture permeability, air permeability, peel strength, tear strength, prevention of water seepage along stitching lines, and multiple strength wash tests to ensure quality and produce superior functional fabrics. With professional quality control, visitors are most interested in trying on GFun's waterproof breathable raincoats and experiencing the Rain Experience Corridor, feeling rain strikes of various intensities to witness firsthand how these products provide complete protection without stuffiness and ensure comfort. Everyday essentials such as cooling, heating, moisture-wicking, windproof, breathable, thermal, water-repellent, UV-resistant, and antibacterial functional apparel, frequently seen in markets, have elevated clothing needs from mere comfort to also caring for the body, emphasizing raw material sourcing and reducing environmental pollution during production. At GFun, learn how to create a garment using 3 cups of coffee plus 5 recycled PET bottles. Understanding these extraction techniques and commitments to environmental protection offers inspiration during the visit, helping comprehend energy conservation and carbon reduction in fashion.