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    Plant Fibres Animal Fibres MineralFibres

    Seed-Fibres:

    Cotton,

    Leaf Fibres:Pineapple andBanana

    Bast Fibres: Jute,Flax, Ramie, andHemp

    Sheep: wool

    Goat: Mohair,Cashmere, andPashminaRabbit: AngoraCamel: Alpaca,Llama,Silkworm: Silk

    Asbestos

    Carbon

    Natural Fibers used for making Yarns

    and Fabrics

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    Man-Made Fibers used for making Yarns

    and FabricsCellulosic(Regenerated)

    Non-Cellulosic(Synthetic)

    Cellulosic:ViscoseCuprammoniumPolynosic (Modal),

    Lyocell

    Easter Cellulosic:Acetate, Tri-acetate

    Polymeric:Polyamide (nylon),Polyester,Polyacronitrile

    (acrylic),Polypropylene,Elastromeric(spandex)

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    Category of Cellulosic Fibers

    Rayon fibers First man made fiber

    Composed of regenerated cellulose (wood pulp)

    Lyocell fibers Trade name Tencel

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    Category of Synthetic Fibers

    Nylon (fiber or filament)

    Polyester (fiber or filament)

    Acrylic (fiber or filament)

    Spandex (filament)

    Polypropylene (filament) Micro-fibres (filament)

    Nano Fibres

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    Woven Knitted

    Fabric Types

    Non Woven

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    Looms Knitting Machines

    Fabrics Manufactured On

    Non Woven M/C

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    Hand Looms Power Looms

    Looms

    Shuttle Less

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    Types of Knitting Machines for knitting fabrics

    Flat Knitting Machines

    Circular Knitting Machines

    Computerised Knitting Machines

    Warp Knitting Machines

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    Flat Knitting Circular Knitting

    Knitting Machines

    Computerized

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    Value Additions on Fabrics

    Dyeing

    Finishing

    Specially Finished Fabrics Structured Fabrics

    Printed Fabrics

    Embroidered Fabrics

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    Special Finishes on Fabrics

    Hand Modification Finish

    Anti-Pilling Finish

    Wrinkle-Free Finish

    Shrink-Resist Finish

    Water Repellent Finish

    Anti-Stain Finish

    Soil Release Finish Flame Retardant Finish

    Anti-Microbial Finish

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    Basic Fabric Structures

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    Plain Weave Twill Weave

    Graphical Representation of Weaving Structures

    Satin Weave

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    Printed Fabrics

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    Different Types of Prints

    Made with Direct Printing

    Made with Discharge Printing

    Made with Resist Printing

    Overprint

    Blotch Print

    Duplex Print Burnt Out Print

    Plisse Print

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    Block Printing Block Printed Fabric

    Direct Printed Fabrics

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    Discharge Printed fabrics

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    Batik Print Tie & Dye Print

    Resist Printed Fabrics

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    Burnt Out Print Plisse Print

    Other Printed Fabrics

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    Embroidered Fabrics

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    Types of Indian Embroideries

    Zardozi embroidery

    Mirror embroidery

    Kantha Embroidery

    Chikankari Embroidery Phulkari Work

    Aari Work

    Sequin Work

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    Zardosi Mirror

    Embroidered Fabrics

    Chikenkari

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    Phulkari Aari Work

    Embroidered Fabrics

    Sequin

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    An Illustration of Embroideries on Garments

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    Fabric Drape

    Drape is one ofthe importantfactorsinfluencing theaesthetics andfunctionality of

    fabrics.

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    Commonly used Fabric Weights

    Ladies Wear 70 to 150 Gsm

    A Typical shirt weight varies from 70 to 150 Gsm

    Commonly most tee shirts have a weight between

    140-220 Gsm. Bottom Wear 220 to 450Gsm

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    Conversion formulas:

    There is an easy way to convert gsm to oz/yd2, dividethe gsm by 33.906.

    To determine gsm from oz/yd2 you do the reverse

    multiple by 33.906.

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    Conversion Formula

    Formulas are based upon:

    1 oz = 28.3495231 grams

    1 yard = 0.9144 meters

    1 yard squared = (.9144 m x .9144 m) =.83612736meters squared

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