Textile

  • Textile is a broad term, cannot write in one sentence. Any manufacturing process related to yarn, fabric is under textile. Textile include Spinning (yarn manufacturing) , thread manufacturing, weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, Non-woven, Medical textile, Fiber and Fabric.

Heat Setting of Lycra Fabric Finishing Process

Heat Setting of Lycra Fabric Finishing Process Heat setting is an important process for Lycra fabric. It is performed only with Lycra fabric to stabilize the dimension of Lycra. It is done by the stenter machine. Heat Setting is performed often in the open state. But in the case of Lycra Rib, it is done in Tube[…]

What Is Mesh Knit Fabric? Properties, Characteristics, Application

What Is Mesh Knit Fabric? Properties, Characteristics, Application of Mesh Knit Fabric Mesh fabric is a popular and tightly knotted, lightweight clothing fabric in several types. Its exclusive features and excellent breathability win the hearts of many, and it has been used in many industries and factories. This fabric is manufactured following a different technique.[…]

What Tools and Equipment on The Textile Designers Desk?

What Tools and Equipment on The Textile Designers Desk? If you work in the textiles industry, whether you work for a company or are self-employed, tidy probably isn’t a word that you would associate with your working space. Perhaps the phrase ‘organized chaos’ would be more apt because, although you may not remember what the surface[…]

List of all Colorfastness Test in ISO Method

List of all Colorfastness Test in ISO Method The colorfastness test is the basic test for any Textile and Clothing item. If a manufacturer wants to export his goods to any popular retailer or buyer then testing of the product is mandatory. There are many types of textiles testing that are required for the shipment.[…]

Difference Between Natural Fibre And Synthetic Fibre

Difference Between Natural Fibre And Synthetic Fibre Two kinds of fibers are available in the textile field: man-made fiber and natural fiber. Natural fibers are that are produced by plants, animals, and geological processes and can be spun into filament, thread, or rope and further be woven, knitted, matted, or bound. Cotton and linen are plant fibers, while silk[…]

How to Start a Monogram Business: A Complete Guide

How to Start a Monogram Business: A Complete Guide A means of livelihood is not overrated. It is almost as important as even life itself. Being independent is something that should be desired. Not being a burden or a liability to others shouldn’t be downplayed. It is also interesting to note that not everyone is[…]

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