Textile fiber to fashion
Classification of textile fibres into two main categories, the natural and man-made fibre in the classification of textile fibre. Classification of textile fibres chart Vegetable fibres Bast fibre (jute,ramie, flax, hemp) Leaf fibres (sisal, abaca) Seed fibres (cotton, bombax, kapok, coir) Animal fibres Silk Wool and hair fibres Mineral fibres Asbestos fibre Silver, gold, copper … Read more
Man-made fibres are those that man has generated the fibres for himself from something which are not previously in a suitable fibrous form or from chemical reactions. Classification of man-made fibres In the classification of textile fibres, man-made fibres can be further subdivided into two main classes. Synthetic fibres Regenerated fibres Synthetic or pure man-made … Read more
Resin is a viscose material that is derived from various plants and synthetically produced from chemicals. It is widely used in manufacturing, construction, art and medicine. Resine is of two types, natural and synthetic. Natural resin is extracted from plants through a technique called tapping,( a cut in the bark). Synthetic resin is designed to … Read more
Cotton is cultivated in the world in a large area, and its production is about 25000 million tons per year. Since cotton is cultivated in different environmental conditions hence its quality varies from area to area and country to country, field to field, variety to variety, plant to plant, and ball to ball. But in … Read more
How is cotton picked? Harvesting/picking of cotton is applied in the time of year once it totally matures when approximately one hundred sixty days once planted. Once the ball bursts former are going to be able to decide. Cotton harvest has passed through huge changes within the past hundred years because of technology, from picking … Read more
Cotton plant fibre is fluffy and soft, and grows in a ball as a protective cover is natural fiber. The fiber is spread around the seeds in a cotton ball on the cotton plants. Cotton is an important textile fiber. It is the backbone of the world textile economy. Three-quarters of world textile fabric production … Read more
