A Guide to Textile and Clothing
A Guide to Textile and Clothing
Do you stand before your laundry basket with apprehension, wondering if it’s time to wash that favorite shirt? Or perhaps you’re conscious of the environmental impact your washing machine has? If you’re a laundry beginner or an eco-conscious consumer, this guide will help you to navigate the enigmatic world of clothes washing frequency. Introduction Understanding[…]
We all have more or less curiosity about fabric softeners, like whether they can be used, when and how to use them, whether it damages the fabric, etc. There are two types of fabric softeners in the market. One is used for household laundering, and the other for industrial purposes. In this article, we will[…]
Definition of Textile Finishing In textile manufacturing, finishing refers to the processes that convert the woven or knitted fabrics into a usable material and more specifically to any process performed after dyeing the yarn or fabric to improve the look, performance or “hand feel” of the finished textile product or clothing. In another way we[…]
Different types of Chemicals are used in the garment washing plant. Some chemicals are used to whiten the fabric; some change the surface tension of water and some fix the dye particles etc. Now we are going to discuss about some common chemicals which we use in the washing plant – List of Chemicals used[…]
Sand blast and Hand sand both are dry process. Actually these processes are done at unwashed condition. Dry process is done to ornament the denim garments. Although both the processes are dry, there are many differences among these processes. In this article we will know about the differences among Sand Blast and Hand Sand process. […]
Definition of Fabric Napping Fabric napping is a finishing process applied to textiles to create a raised surface of fine fibers on one or both sides of the fabric. It involves brushing or raising the fibers from the fabric surface, resulting in a soft, fuzzy texture. The raised fibers are often referred to as “nap.”[…]
