Natural textile fibers

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Published on the :22/10/2019

What are the different textile fibres?

What is the property of this natural fiber?

The natural fibers are numerous, we will detail here those present in the fabrics and wools that we propose.
Natural fibers are obtained by physical and mechanical transformation, without modification of their composition.
They can be vegetable or animal.
Here is a summary table of the properties of each.

Note that it is not uncommon to find fabrics made of different fibers.
The mixture of these components will make the quality of the fabric.
We will add for example viscose cotton to give elegance while keeping the robustness to the fabric.

Vegetable natural fibers	Constitution	Advantages	disadvantages	use	Tissue types
The cotton	Natural vegetable fiber From the down that coats the cotton seed	Soft breathable Resistant (according to thickness) Flexible Comfortable Insulating Little allergenic Great absorbency Easy to maintain Supports high temperatures (iron, washing ...) Easy to transform Absorbs well the dye	Tendency to shrink at first wash Moisture sensitive Easily form creases Inelastic Pilling tendency Dry slowly	Baby clothes Underwear Indoor clothing Everyday clothes Tees Dresses Skirts Pants Jackets Scarves Blouses Shirts furnishing Linen Bath linen Bags It all depends on the type of cotton fabric you choose. Some are thicker than others. The fall of the fabric will also depend on the weave of it. Spring / summer Autumn winter	cotton Blends Poplin Cretonne Chambray Cambric Cotton voile Cotton jersey Cotton sponge Flannel Velvet English embroidery Gauze, double gauze, triple gauze Cotton crepe Coated cotton Canvas canvas African Wax
Linen	Natural vegetable fiber From the stem of the plant	Robust Does not deform More solid wet than dry conforable The "hand" of linen is both fresh and dry at the same time High absorption capacity Insulating Antiperspirant thermoregulator Ecological allergenic antibacterial	Wrinkles easily tip: dry flat Rugeux Expensive Small color range	Linen sheets Curtains Cushions plaids linen Bags Apron Table cloth Lampshade Decoration Elegant clothes Shirts Pants Dresses Skirts combinations Blouses Spring / summer Autumn winter	Cambric Chambray veiling Chevron Linen knit Lawn Linen
Jute	Natural vegetable fiber From the bark of the plant		Moderately retains moisture	Bags Tote bag Canvas Decoration	Buckram Canvas
Raffia
Natural fibers animal
Silk
Wool
Alpaca
Angora
Cashmere

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