Tle review

• Cotton- unicellular natural fiber that grows on Cotton plants, and spun into thread.
• Wool - I sheared from the fleece of the sheep.
• Linen - is a fabric taken from processed flax plant
• Silk - a fine fiber from a woven cocoon.
• Regenerated cellulose fibers - are processed from wood plup.
• Lyocell - a microfiber made from cellulose derived wood pulp.
• Viscose - has soft handle, a good drape, absorbent and slow-drying.
• Synthetic fibers - are heat sensitive and high temperature in the dryer
• Polyester - is a durable, crease-resistant and easy to care fabric.
• Nylon - is a non-absorbent fabric that dry easily, very durable, and is crease-resistant.
• Tactel - is a new fabric that dries 8 times faster that cotton.
• Toile - is a traditional fabric that is printed with pastoral scenes.
• Chenille - is a fabric with yarn forming protruding pile.
• Moiré - Is a fabric known as watermark.
• Ticking - is a heavy striped cotton fabric.
• Denim - is a durable twilled cotton fabric.
• Muslin - inexpensive cotton fabric that is light in color.
• Calico - is a plain cotton weave with busy small floral pattern.
• Eyelet - is a cotton fabric embroidered with open cut outs.
• Silk - is a fabric made of strong fiber of moth larvae.
• Wool - is a textile material obtained from sheep's fleece.
• Gingham - is a printed or woven fabric with a single colored checked design
• Chintz - is a plain weave cotton with a glazed finish.
• Damask - is a firm, lustrous figured fabric.
• Burlap - is a rough fabric that is woven from the jute or hemp.
• Brushing - can be applied to natural and man-made fabrics, such as wool, cotton and polyester.
• Laminating - joins layers of fabrics.
• Calendering - is similar to embossing
• Raising - is done by treating the fabric surface with sharp teeth
• Shrinking - when the fabric is forced to shrink
• Laser - draws Decorative patterns
• Anti- felting -is a finish that is applied to wool.
• Bleaching - is a process which removes the natural color of wools.
• Flame proofing - can be applied to a number of difference fabrics.
• Waterproofing -is applied at the fabric stage.
• Scouring - is a chemical washing process
• Biopolishing - takes piece before the fabric is dyed.
• Biostoning - is an alternative to using pumice on fabric.
• Tactel - is a new fabric that dries 8 times faster than cotton
• Tapestry - is a heavy embroidered fabric