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Elastic Fibres in Textiles: Elastane, Spandex, Elastodiene, Rubber, Lastol, Elasterell-p and Elastoester

Elastic fibres have changed the way modern garments fit the human body. Earlier, a garment had to be loose for comfort or tight for shape. Elastic fibres made it possible to create garments that are close-fitting and still comfortable. They allow a fabric to stretch dur...


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Why Does TENCEL™ Lyocell Feel Similar to Silk?

Silk has always occupied a special place in textiles. It is soft, smooth, lustrous, fine and graceful in drape. Because of these qualities, many other fibres are compared with silk. One such modern fibre is TENCEL™ Lyocell.

TENCEL™ Lyocell is often described as silk-like. This does not mean that it is chemically the sa...


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Regenerated Cellulose Fibres: Understanding Rayon, Viscose, Modal, Lyocell, Cupro, Acetate and Triacetate

In textile learning, some fibre names create repeated confusion. Rayon, viscose, modal, lyocell, cupro, acetate and triacetate are often placed together because all of them are connected with cellulose. However, they are not the same fibre. Some are regenerated cellulo...


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Which Fabric Is Cheaper: Low Count Fabric or High Count Fabric?

When we buy or cost fabric, one common question comes up again and again: which fabric is cheaper — low count fabric or high count fabric? At first glance, the answer looks simple. Low count yarn is coarser, so it should be cheaper. High count yarn is finer, so it should be more expensive.

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Controlling Centre-to-Selvedge Colour Variation in Sheet Dyeing of Denim

In denim manufacturing, colour variation is one of the most visible and commercially sensitive problems. A small shade difference that may look harmless on dyed yarn can become very obvious after weaving, garment washing and finishing.

Among the different types of shade variation, one impor...


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