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What is the Fabric Construction formula?
What is the formula for calculation fabrics consumption. Which variables have in mind?
What is the formula for fabric consumption in knitted garments?
hi would like to have the knit and woven garments fabrics consumption furmula pls advise details
How could i do a knit yarn garments consumption?
I want to get the knit garments consumption formula woven garments consumption formula
Is organic cotton woven or knitted?
Organic cotton is the material that fabric will be made of. The fabric will be created by either weaving or knitting the cotton.
Is gigham a knitted or woven fabric?
Gingham is a woven fabric. It is usually woven of white and another color thread.
What is the properties of woven fabric?
It's woven.
Is a plain tshirt a woven or knit top?
A plain t-shirt is usually made from a knit cotton or poly/cotton fabric.
What is a light woven fabric?
A light woven fabric would be a chiffon, a challis, or a voile.
It is claimed that woven fabrics are dimensionally stable why does the structure provide this physical property?
Because of the interaction of the tension in the vertical and horizontal fibers (warp and weft), the fabric produced is much less likely to stretch than for example a knitted or crocheted fabric. Take the difference between a cotton tee-shirt and a pair of cotton pants. The t-shirt is a knitted fabric and most likely cotton pants will be woven. You can easily tell how a t-shirt will stretch much more than the fabric of the pants.
What is the Comparison between knitted and woven fabric?
A "knit" fabric will stretch, either side to side and/or up to down, but a "woven" fabric will not stretch.
What is the definition 300Tc fabric woven from cotton?
TC simply means "thread count" when referring to fabric. A fabric woven from cotton with a 300TC has 300 threads woven in one square inch.
What is the tightly woven edge on a woven piece of fabric called?
The finished edge of fabric is called the selvage.
