Textile Notes

Textile blog on Textile, Clothing and Fashion Resource

Textile Notes

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Fabric

Types of Fabric Defects with Causes and Remedies

Different Fabric Defects and Their Remedies: During the manufacturing of woven fabric in the weaving loom, defects are produced. Some of these defects are visible, while others are not. Again, some defects may be rectified during and after weaving, while others may not. Some common fabric defects are presented in this article with their causes and remedies. Here,[…] Read More

Fabric Testing Standards and Methods

Fabric is a material or a sheet of yarn made through the interlacement or interloping process. The fabric that is produced by following the interlacement of two sets of yarn is known as woven fabric and which is produced by following the interloping of one set of yarn is known as knit fabric. Testing is[…] Read More

What is Knitting Machine? Knitting Machine Parts Name

What is Knitting Machine? Knitting Machine Parts Name A knitting machine with needles and yarn feeds organized in a circle for knitting fabrics, hosiery, sweaters, and underwear. A knitting machine is used to make knitted fabrics. The device carries and coordinates the movement of a number of mechanisms and gadgets each performing specific characteristic which contributes towards the[…] Read More

Fabric Spreading Process in Apparel Industries

Fabric Spreading Process in Apparel Industries Fabric spreading means the smooth laying out of the fabric in superimposed layers of specific length & width. The cutting maker paper is laid on the top of the fabric layers. The maximum width of the cutting maker is constrained by the usable width of the fabric. In this[…] Read More

Fabric Parameters Controlled in Textile Finishing

Fabric Parameters Controlled in Textile Finishing Textile finishing, in a restricted sense, is the term used for a series of processes to which all bleached, dyed, printed & certain grey fabrics are subjected before they are put to market. After weaving, knitting, pretreatment, dyeing, or other forming processes, Fabrics are subjected to a number of[…] Read More

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