A Guide to Textile and Clothing
A Guide to Textile and Clothing
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Introduction When you buy your favorite t-shirt, shorts or underwear, the first thing you look at is the garment fibre label. Again, when you give preference to comfort, then you want to choose an elastic type of fabric. Then, you look on the clothing label or hang tags for lycra or spandex fibre. Sometimes you[…]
All of us have debilitation in leather products. We prefer genuine leather when we go shopping and want a quality wallet or waist belt. But we choose artificial leather when we wish for outerwear or Shoulder bag. So, which I would prefer to buy depends on the product, fashion, and price. And in some cases,[…]
Fibre is the unit part which is used to produce yarn and yarn is used to produce fabric. Fabric is used to make clothing which is the second basic need of human being. In this article we will try to figure out the differences between fibre, yarn and fabric. Textile Fibre A fibre is a[…]
We live in a modern era and so our taste and style are changing very rapidly. Style is changing but comfortless product is not desirable. So, style will be changed but the product should be comfortable and easy to wear. Different types of fibres like cotton, wool, silk, nylon, polyester etc. are used to make[…]
Textile Normally textile means a flexible woven material produced by yarn or thread (made of natural or artificial fibre). Yarn is produced by spinning different types of fibres like cotton, wool, flax, nylon, rayon, etc. We can also say that textiles are formed by different techniques like weaving, knitting, felting, etc. For further details explore[…]
