Fabrics (Cloth Textiles)

The effects of the textile mill is, it helped make fabric for clothes

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Textile warping is the processing of creating the base yarn that runs top to bottom on woven cloth. Basic woven cloth consists of 2 yarns; a warp and a weft. Think of the warp as the continuous row of yarns and the weft as the yarns that are woven in from side to side.

The GSP status or Generalized System of Preference has the primary objective of making a contribution to promoting good governance and sustainable development whilst reducing the poverty levels in developing countries. A GSP plus status allows especially vulnerable developing countries to benefit from duty free export of goods like textiles. This means that GSP plus will have no direct effect on the export of textiles from the EU as there are no duty benefits for these countries exporting into developing nations.

If the moth hatches, it chews its way out of the cocoon, cutting all the silk fibers. for silk production, the caterpillar is killed before it hatches, so the silk strands can be unwound and remain whole.

1. John Kay invented the flying shuttle in 1734
2. James Hargreaves invented spinning jenny in 1764
3. The power loom, designed in 1784 by Edmund Cartwright and first built in 1785.
4. The spinning mule invented between 1775 and 1779 by Samuel Crompton
5. The Boulton and Watt steam engine, 1763 to 1775 (previous power sources had been water and less efficient steam engines)
6. The canals system and later the railways - enabled more rapid transport of raw material to and finished product from the textile mills

You should not be putting fabric in the microwave, it is not safe.

its not Kath Kidston, Ella Doran its William Morris the most famous textile designer who founded the "arts and crafts" movement

If you are concerned about the fringes becoming entangled with other things in the wash, it is best to use a mesh laundry bag. They are available at many stores quite inexpensively. I picked mine up for $1.

Silk is the thread in silk fabric.

Health and Safety rules in textiles is really easy.

1: Always follow the instructions that the teacher gives you

2:Always put your needle back where you got it from.

3:never leave a needle on a chair or on the floor.

4: there should only be one Peron on a sewing machine at the time.

5: keep your fingers well away from the needle on the sewing machine.

really depends on which fabric. But in general, when printing onto a fabric, you would use 'die sublimation printing'

This is where ink is printed onto one surface, then transfered to the fabric by pressing (and heating?) the two media together... the ink on the first media turns to gases, and die's the fabric.

Well that's how it was explained to me ;)

There are many ways textiles can be recycled one way is to give it to charity that way you can give your clothes to someone who is less capable you could also make jewellery or use the cloths to make another type of clothing or maybe add a small products from your clothes for example a flower and use it on a plain hairband to bling it up a little, old clothes can be used as rags for cleaning, dusting or polishing depending on the materiel

Before the Industrial Revolution, it was a main profession. Even today it is still important in various parts of the world. Everyone needs clothes and other common household objects.

Spinning is the basis for a Textile component to develop.Flying shuttle was invented by John Kay,Spinning Jenny was invented by James Hargreaves, Water frame was invented by Richard Arkwright. These inventions lead to a Succesful Textile industry.

linsey - it is a thin coarse blend of linen and wool

The largest concentrations of facilities in this industry were in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. About two-thirds of the establishments in this category had fewer than 20 employees.

Self-cleaning textiles are fabrics that have been treated or engineered to repel dirt, stains, and odors, allowing them to stay clean with minimal maintenance. These textiles often have special coatings or finishes that prevent liquid and dirt particles from adhering to the fabric, making them easier to keep clean.

Several reasons.

The compression of the fabric, slightly reduces muscle vibrations, leading to enhanced performance.

The wind resistance is reduced. Without the other factors a naked shaved body would have least drag through the air, but in some cases the actual fabric itself can be engineering to be less drag than this ideal. Imagine a flag, flapping in the wind, well you don't want clothes that are like a flag.

It reduces friction, between body parts, legs, armpits, etc and moves with the body instead of moving over and chaffing the body. This can be a problem for sensitive parts of the body eg, nipples.

It provides cooling for the body, the close fitting thin fabric helps wick the sweat, the body's cooling mechanism away from the body, enhancing the cooling effect. Of course there can also be incorporated panels of thicker or lined Lycra to keep warm as necessary.

It stretches and is lightweight. Think about it, try bending over into the starting blocks of a sprint race wearing nomal jeans (without Lycra) and a cotton button up shirt. Then imagine how much easier it would be without the heavy restrictive clothing, that probably prevents you actually getting into that position without hoisting you waistband, or shuffling your shirt around your shoulders.

Basically it is the most practical, comfortable material, and looks good too, superman, power girl, Spider-Man all the superheroes.

In the early 1800s, power looms revolutionized the textile industry by increasing production speed and efficiency. This innovation created new job opportunities for workers, especially in urban areas where factories were established to house these machines. The demand for skilled labor to operate and maintain power looms grew significantly during this period.

Most textiles are made today in countries such as China, India, Bangladesh, and Vietnam. These countries have large manufacturing industries, skilled labor force, and lower production costs, making them attractive locations for textile production.

Ifugao textiles are distinct for their vibrant colors and intricate patterns, often reflecting the cultural heritage and agricultural practices of the Ifugao people from the Philippines. These textiles typically feature traditional weaving techniques using backstrap looms, resulting in unique designs that are symbolic and meaningful. The materials used, such as cotton and abaca, contribute to the textiles' durability and texture. Overall, Ifugao textiles serve not only as functional garments but also as expressions of identity and artistry within the Ifugao community.

Soil release finish, that is SR finish. Synthetic fiber(such as polyester) have good hydrophobe, natural fiber (such as cotton) even though water loving fiber, but after finishing by resin arrangement, its water loving perssad being sealed, its water loving performance decreased. Based on these factor, synthetic fiber fabric and natural fiber and synthetic fiber of mixed fabric is easy to get pollution, after pollution it will difficult to remove, at the moment, during washing it several times, it will be more easy to get stain again(the atmosphere of sediment on the fabric after washed the stain). Stain proof finishing including oil contamination proof (difficult to get oil contamination), easy to washing after contamination, during washing anti-re-contamination and anti-static, difficult dust collection (antistatic). To anti-stain in the fabric, must get through three method to finish, that is oil contamination proof arrangement, easy eliminate stain arrangement and antistatic arrangement. Here we mainly introduce easy move stain arrangement.

To make the fabric having water oil proof performance, generally having three method. （1）Starch finishing: it form one protective layer on fabric surface. This protective layer will loose totally or partly, prompt the stain moved away, get the easy washing purpose. This anti-oil function cannot lasting long, so it's temporal anti-oil agent.（2）Film method: using high-molecular compound on the surface of the fabric, it formed washing durable and water loving lamination, to prompt fiber more wettability during washing, which easy to eliminate the stain. This method get a lot of attention in practice. （3）Fibre chemistry chemical modification method: put cotton and synthetic fibre on chemical modification to promote the performance of stain proof, such as, Conjugate cotton into anionic branched chain compound or nonionic hydrophobic material., Conjugate non-ionic hydrophilia polyoxyethylene group to nylon/polyester surface,both can promote the anti-stain performance getting better. Generally speaking, anti-stain arrangement not that difficult, just need add suitable annexing agent during data arrangement, these having anti-stain performance annexing agent becomes stain arrangement agent.

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few workers required to work each machine and each worker could produce more goods per hour

is lycra woven kitted or bonded