Basic and Fancy Weaves and Fabrics
Knitting and Knit Fabrics
Finishing: An Overview
Aesthetic Finishes
Special-Purpose Finishes
100

The process of forming fabric from starting materials.

What is fabrication?

100

A fabrication process in which needles are used to form a series of interlocking loops from one or more yarns or from one or more sets of yarns

What is knitting?

100

Any process that is done to a fiber, yarn, or fabric either before or after fabrication to change appearance, hand, or performance.

What is a finish?

100

Change appearance or hand;and  may change fabric name

What are aesthetic finishes?

100

Finishes that are applied to the fabric that makes it suited for specific uses.

What are special finishes or functional finishes?

200

These type of fabrics may ravel, fray, and have grain.

What are woven fabrics?

200

Filling or weft knitting: yarn horizontally (back and forth) or around the fabric; and                             Warp knitting: yarn vertically in the fabric

What are the two types of knitting?

200

A finish that may last for the life of the product, but its effectiveness diminishes with use or age. 

What is durable finish?

200

Melt design on thermoplastic fabric surface; controlled surface glazing.

What is embossed aesthetic finish?

200

Shrinkage control finish that removes relaxation shrinkage or progressive shrinkage

What is tabilization finish

300

The process of making fabric on a loom where two or more yarns interlaced at 90ْ degree angles

What is weaving?

300

Making fabric using one or more yarn sets where each set is controlled by guide bars and each stitch is formed by different yarns

What warp knitting?

300

The process of treating a cellulosic fabric or yarn with an alkali to improve performance.

What is mercerization?

300

aesthetic finish that gives a soft and smooth surface and luster or glaze to the fabric.  

What is calendering?

300

A shape retention finish based on wrinkle recovery theory

What is durable press finish?

400

Plain, twill and satin weaves.

What are the three basic weaves?

400

Raschel, tricot,and lace, which are more stable (like woven fabrics) and less resilient, are examples of______

What are warp knit?

400

Applied to fabric to alter some visual, textural, hand or other aesthetic dimension of the fabric,

What is applied design?

400

Fabric is mechanically distorted or altered with heat or pressure.

What is mechanical finish?

400

Water repellent finish and water-proof finishes

What are Comfort-Related finishes?

500

The design produced at the same time as the fabric is woven, and a pattern is an inherent and permanent part of the fabric's structure that cannot be removed without dismantling the fabric.

What is fancy fabric?

500

Joining shoulder and sleeves of shaped parts to look like continuous knitting

What is looping?

500

______  are carried out to improve the natural properties or attractiveness of the fabric and to increase its serviceability.

What are finishing processes?

500

Something removed from fabric during finishing to produce desired effect

What is subtractive finish?

500

Flame retardant finish (resist ignition, prevent flame spread, or self-extinguish) and liquid barrier protective finish

What is safety-related finishes?

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