Twill and Satin Weaves

• What is the distinctive pattern of twill weave called?

  Diagonal
• Twill fabric is glossier than satin fabric.

  False
• Twill fabric is more durable compared to plain weaves due to its diagonal structure.
• Twill fabrics can range in weight from lightweight like gabardine to heavy-duty like denim.
• Twill fabrics always remain stiff even after repeated wear.

  False
• Why does twill fabric wrinkle less than plain weaves?

  Diagonal structure
• Twill fabrics like gabardine are commonly used in suiting and trousers due to their durability and smooth appearance.
• What is one of the most well-known twill fabrics used for jeans?

  Denim
• For what type of clothing is twill often used due to its sturdy nature?

  Outerwear
• Twill is commonly used in home textiles that require strength and longevity.

  True
• Satin fabric is incredibly smooth due to the arrangement of its yarns that lie flat.
• What creates the high gloss finish of satin fabric?

  Light reflection
• Satin fabrics are more durable than twill fabrics.

  False
• Satin is often used for eveningwear due to its elegant and shiny finish.
• What is a lightweight version of satin often used in eveningwear called?

  Charmeuse
• Which type of clothing often uses satin fabric for its luxurious feel against the skin?

  Lingerie
• Satin is commonly used for luxury bed sheets due to its smoothness and luster.

  True
• Fabrics with tightly woven patterns like twill or satin are typically stronger and more durable than plain weave fabrics.

  True