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Textile

Textile is an umbrella term that includes various fibre-based materials, including fibres, yarns, filaments, threads, and different types of fabric. However, weaving is not the only manufacturing method, and many other methods were later developed to form textile structures based on their intended use. Knitting and non-woven are other popular types of…

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History

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Uses of different fibres

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Picture gallery

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Etymology

LatinWoven fabricsYarnsFabricsPiece goods
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Fibre

Uses of different fibres

Finishing

Environmental and health impacts

Laws and regulations

Testing of textiles

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Textile

Nodes294
Edges293
Triples371
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.006803
Components1

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Textile

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related to Further reading · 81
Textile → Abrams, America Symposium Proceedings, America's Textile History, Ancient Mesopotamia, Ancient World, Arai, Art Moderne, Basic Books, Blanche, Boucher, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Civilization, Conrad, Contact, Costume, Costumes, Curator Emirta, David, Dress
related to Picture gallery · 53
Textile → Abacá, Advertisement, Alfaro-Nùñez, Alpaca, Andes Mountains, Appliqué, Asia, BangladeshA, Cambrian Factory, Chancay, Clan Campbell, Clothing, Co, Cochas, Condé Nast, Dumbarton Oaks, EcuadorThe Banton Burial Cloth, Egyptian, Finland, Finlayson
related to Sources · 40
Textile → Adèle Coulin, Applications, Betty, Birrell, Chapman, Elsasser, Elsevier Science, Englewood Cliffs, Europe, Fabric, Fairchild Publications, Holt, Humphries, Introductory, ISBN, Joseph, Kadolph, Marjory, Mary, Merrill
has impact · 12
Textile → After, Among, As, Clothing, Conventional, However, Increased, Numerous, Reportedly, The, This, Water
related to Testing of textiles · 10
Textile → American Association, ASTM International, Colorists, International Organization, Local, Some, Standardization, Testing, Textile Chemists, The
related to Fibre properties · 9
Textile → Certain, Fibre, Fibres, Fineness, Natural, Silk, Synthetic, The, They
see also · 9
Textile → Bamboo, Down, Feather Testing LaboratoryList, Form, Industry, Method, Reduction, Textiles, What
related to Coloration · 8
Textile → CE, China, Coloured, India, Textiles, The, Uzbek Ikat, Woodblock
related to Fibre sources · 8
Textile → For, Monomers, Natural, Polymers, Rayon, Semi-synthetic, Since, Synthetic
related to Related terms · 8
Textile → After, Cloth, Greige, However, Material, Piece, Textiles, The

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textiles fibres used fabric fibre clothing cotton synthetic made cloth natural material fabrics also yarns manufacturing production types materials isbn

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Textileis aumbrella term that includes various fibre-based materials0.90text
bagsinstance ofthe most common of which are for clothing and for containers0.80text
basketsinstance ofthe most common of which are for clothing and for containers0.80text
sewinginstance ofTextiles are used in many traditional hand crafts0.80text
quiltinginstance ofTextiles are used in many traditional hand crafts0.80text
and embroidery.Technical textilesTextiles produced for industrial purposesinstance ofTextiles are used in many traditional hand crafts0.80text
and designedinstance ofTextiles are used in many traditional hand crafts0.80text
chosen for technical characteristics beyond their appearanceinstance ofTextiles are used in many traditional hand crafts0.80text
are commonly referred to as technical textilesinstance ofTextiles are used in many traditional hand crafts0.80text
filteringinstance oftextiles can be used in industrial and scientific processes0.80text
balloonsinstance ofand transportation devices0.80text
kitesinstance ofand transportation devices0.80text

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