Fabric Construction: Textile Science

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This document is the result of the efforts put in by me and other individuals in contributing the valuable suggestions, encouraging advises, constructive criticism and proper guidance. At this level of understanding, it is often difficult to understand the wide spectrum of knowledge without proper guidance & advice. The support and surveillance throughout the project stand out as beacon of inspiration to us.

I would also like extend my heartfelt thanks to my faculty guide Mrs. Tripti Gupta, for his continuance guidance, his immense interest, valuable guidance, constant inspiration and kind co-operation throughout the period of work undertaken and furnishing me with the in-depth textile knowledge.
I would like to express my gratitude towards my parents for their co-operation in the completion of this document.

Index

1. Teri voile

2. Lizibizi

3. Cotton sheeting

4. Linen

5. Matte spun

6. Synthetic georgette

7. Cambric

8. Poplin

9. Satin (polyester)

10. Block print

11. Moss crepe

12. Cotton viole

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Teri voile

SOURCE OF THE FABRIC =Jindal Cloth House, Green Park

FIBER CONTENT

Feel test – Wrinkle free, fade free, shrink free, light weight, frequently sold in the tropics, transparent fabric

Burning test- Burns quickly, crushable bead, less residue, shinny, and unpleasant smell

Fiber- Polyester

YARN COUNT

Yarn count= no. of yarns× length of the yarn

169× weight of the yarn (gms)

Warp= 10×10/169×0.01

=100/1.69

=59.17

Weft= 10×10/169×0.01

=100/1.69

=59.17

GSM

GSM= weight of the yarn of 10cm× 10cm ×100

= 0.65 ×100

= 65 gm/sq.m

THREAD COUNT