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Page 1: Textile fibres

Textile FibresTextile FibresChapter 11Chapter 11

polyester

Wool

Cotton

Silk

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Fibres to TextilesPlant Animal Cotton WoolFlax SilkHempManufactured – polyester, rayon, nylon, acetate

Fibres twistedtogether

Woven or knit from yarns

Fibres

Textiles

Yarns

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Fibre Characteristics

Durability

Elasticity

Abrasion Resistance

Wrinkle Resistance

Shape retention

Luster

AbsorbencyWicking

Washability

Strength

Resiliency

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Staple and Filament Fibres

Wool Staple Length

- centimeters

Silk Filament Length - meters

•Most natural fibres are staple fibres●Silk is the exception

•Most manufactured fibres are filament fibres●Can be cut into staple lengths for a more natural feel

Staple fibres are rough

Filament fibres are smooth

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Natural FibresSome common natural fibres:

Wool Cotton Silk Flax

Silk worms

Sheep shearingCotton plant

Flax Plant

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ManufacturedFibres

Some common manufactured fibres:

●Rayon

●Acrylic

●Nylon

●Polyester

●Spandex

●Acetate