Fabrics

Fabrics

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  ProjectProject Two different fabrics Researchon Fabric Manufacturing process Wash and care labels Other relevant information
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  BLACKBERRY’S FORMAL BLACK TROUSER 75% TERYLENE 25%RAYON
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  Washing instructionsWashing instructions Machinewash 40˚c No chlorine bleach Line dry Iron up to 40˚c
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  RayonRayon Rayon is aoldest man-made redeveloped cellulose fibre. Rayon is produced from naturally occurring polymers. Rayon fibre is a natural-based material made from the cellulose of wood pulp or cotton fibre. They are made from reformed or regenerated cellulose and are identified as regenerated cellulose fibres. It is also known as imitation silk or artificial silk
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  Characteristics of RayonfabricCharacteristics of Rayon fabric
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  RayonRayon  • Rayonis a versatile fibre  • Rayon is very soft, cool comfortable and very good absorbent property but could not be able to protect body heat and used in humid steamy climatic conditions.  • Rayon fibre has the same comfort property as natural fibres.  • Rayon can replicate the feel and texture of silk, cotton, linen and wool.  • Rayon can easily be dyed in variety of colours  • Rayon has very lower elastic recovery of any fibre.
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  Rayon Fibre CharacteristicsRayonFibre Characteristics Highly absorbent Soft and comfortable Easy to dye Drapes well
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  Some Major RayonFibre UsesSome Major Rayon Fibre Uses Apparel : Accessories, blouses, dresses, jackets, lingerie, linings, millinery, slacks, sport shirts, sportswear, suits, ties, work clothes Home Furnishings : Bedspreads, blankets, curtains, draperies, sheets, slipcovers, tablecloths, upholstery Industrial Uses: Industrial products, medical surgical products, nonwoven products, tire cord Other Uses: Feminine hygiene products
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  Types of RayonTypesof Rayon Lyocell Vicose rayon Tencell rayon Superabsorbent rayon Polynosic rayon (industrial) High wet modulus rayon (industrial)
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  PROCESS OF MANUFACTURING RAYON (from cottonlinters)
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  RayonRayon
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  NYLONNYLON  Nylon isa synthetic fabric made from petroleum products. It was developed in the 1930s as an alternative to silk Nylon is a synthetic polymer, a plastic, invented on February 28, 1935 by Wallace Carothers at the E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company of Wilmington, Delaware, USA. The material was announced in 1938 and the first nylon products; a nylon bristle toothbrush made with nylon yarn
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  Zara knit plain blacksweater Wash care labels Normal wash do not exceed 30˚c No bleach Flat dry
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  Key features ofNylonKey features of Nylon
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  Nylon fibre basedapparelsNylon fibre based apparels Blouses  dresses foundation garments lingerie raincoats ski apparel windbreakers swimwear cycle wear
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  Properties of nylonfabricsProperties of nylon fabrics Strength: Nylon has good tenacity and the strength is not lost with age. Nylon has a high strength to weight ratio. It is one of the lightest textile fibres is at the same time also one of the strongest. Elasticity: Nylon has good elasticity which makes it much suitable for the apparel purposes. The excellent elasticity would mean that the nylon materials return to their original length and shreds the wrinkles or creases. Resilience: Nylon fabrics have excellent resilience. Nylon fabrics retain their smooth appearance and the wrinkles from the usual daily activities can be removed easily.
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  Drapability: Fabrics ofnylon filament yarn have excellent draping qualities. The drape of the fabrics made from nylon can be varied depending on the yarn size. The light weight sheer fabrics of nylon night gowns have high-draping quality.  Cleanliness and Washability: Nylon fabrics are easy care garments. Nylon fabrics are smooth, non- absorbent and dry quickly. Dirt doesn’t cling to this smooth fibre, which can be washed easily or can be even cleaned by using a damp cloth. Nylon whites are commonly referred as colour scavengers and should be washed separately to avoid greying
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  Care of nylonfabricsCare of nylon fabrics Effect of Heat: Nylon should always be ironed at low temperatures. Using hot iron will result in glazing and then melting of the fabric. Effect of Bleaches: The nylon fabrics are white and generally do not require bleaching. The nylon fabrics which pick up colour or develop greying should be bleached with oxidising bleaches such as hydrogen peroxide Wash: Nylon whites are commonly referred as colour scavengers and should be washed separately to avoid greying. They easily pick up colour and dirt from the wash water. Nylons, washed with other fabrics pick up colour (even from the palest pastels) and develop a dingy grey appearance that is extremely difficult to remove……
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  Thank you Parmeet kaur CPT’15