A Guide to Textile and Clothing
A Guide to Textile and Clothing
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[…]
At first in the thirteenth century in Europe, cowboys started to use hose made of deer skins as protective wear to protect their legs from rubbing when they ride on horses. At the very beginning of nineteenth century the concept of leggings or tights came and later in 1960s it became very popular. Definition Leggings[…]
Cotton is the mostly used natural cellulose fibre on earth and Jute is the second mostly used natural cellulose fibre. Production levels of Cotton and Jute are the same. Both are water absorbent and biodegradable fibres. Both fibres are also breathable. India is the largest producing country of cotton and Bangladesh is the largest producing[…]
The button is the most popular trimming among all the fasteners used in clothing. It is also considered the oldest fastener. It is mainly used for its functional properties, but it has aesthetic properties too. Which type of button should be used depends on the style of garment, the position of the button, and the[…]
Hat is one type of fashion accessory. Technically hat may be an accessory or clothing, but it seems to lean more to the accessory side. Hat is not only a necessary part for our outfit but also plays an important role for our fashion. A great hat can definitely add a little extra flare to[…]
The printing process by which application of color or dye to fabric in a definite design or pattern is done with the help of reactive dye is called reactive printing. After the application of reactive print paste to fabric, the color creates bond with the cellulosic fibre and helps to resist washing and friction and[…]
