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Textiles (Fibres (Synthetic Fibres (Usually from polymers (Acrylic,…
Textiles
Fibres
Synthetic Fibres
Usually from polymers (Acrylic, Polyester, Nylon)
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Can be manufactured to have specific properties, such as flame, stain and crease resistance
Mixed/Blended Fibres
You can blend natural and synthetic fibres to improve quality, aesthetic, function or cost
Wool socks, are made of nylon and wool, to improve durability
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Natural Fibres
From plants and animals, spun into yarn
Typically wool from sheep, alpacas and rabbits (Angora), or cotton or silk, from a silkworm cocoon
Fabrics
Knitted
Knitted fabric is made from knitting, a series of loops through loops, typically in stockinette stitch
It is very stretchy due to this technique, however can unravel if damaged
Non-Woven
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Bonded Fabric
The fibres are bonded with pressure, heat and adhesives
Usually single use textiles, like teabags and wet wipes
Woven
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Woven fabric tends to be stable, you can repair it easily if damaged