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Textiles - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Clothing – sweaters/jumpers, suits, socks, etc
      - Upholstery – couches, chairs etc
      - Rugs
      - Blankets
      - Industrial use – padding, structural insulation, mattresses & futons, oil & hazardous liquids clean up pads
  - - - Clothing – pants, underwear, T-shirts, etc
      - Bedding/furnishings – sheets, covers, pillows …
      - Industrial use – wall coverings, book binding tapes, tarpaulins, threads for sewing
      - Clothing – pants, underwear, T-shirts, etc
      - Bedding/furnishings – sheets, covers, pillows …
      - Industrial use – wall coverings, book binding tapes, tarpaulins, threads for sewing
  - - - Clothing – shirts, under garments, pyjamas, robes …
      - Medical sutures (stitches)
      - Upholstery & Bedding
  - - - Industrial use – seat belts, tents, transportation upholstery, ropes, sails, fish nets,
      - Clothing – underwear, night wear and high pile fabrics.
      - Furnishings – curtains, drapes, upholstery, carpets and rugs
  - - - Close fitting clothing.
      - Sportswear – cycling, running, etc
      - Underwear
- - - - The act of forming a sheet like material by interlacing long threads passing in one direction with others at a right angle to them.
- - - - Absorbency – is very high
      - Strength – low tensile strength
      - Elasticity – not very elastic
      - Effect of temperature – will burn but does not melt.
- - - - Absorbency – is very low
      - Strength – high tensile strength
      - Elasticity – highly elastic (like stockings, socks etc)
      - Effect of temperature – will burn and melt.