Fibers that come from plant sources. Cotton and flax are examples.
What are cellulosic fibers?
100
Wal-Mart and Target.
What is an example of a discount store?
100
A thread made from fibers that is woven or knitted to make fabric.
What is yarn?
100
A style that is popular at a certain time.
What is fashion?
200
A detailed listing or count of all your clothes and accessories.
What is a wardrobe inventory?
200
Fibers that come from an animal source. Wool and silk are examples.
What are protein fibers?
200
Offer a variety of clothes in a wide range of styles, qualities, and prices.
What is a department store?
200
Acetate.
What is the fabric/fiber that dissolves completely in acetone?
200
The design of a garment.
What is style?
300
Belts, jewelry, hats, and shoes.
What are accessories?
300
The animal that silk comes from.
What is a silkworm?
300
Offer merchandise produced by the manufacturer that may be out of season or slightly irregular.
What are factory outlet stores?
300
Satin, twill, and plain.
What are the three types of weaves?
300
A tuxedo.
What is an example of a classic?
400
To see what clothes you have so you can decide what, if any, new clothes you may need to add, what clothes you may need to alter or mend, or to mix and match clothes to create new outfits.
Why is having a wardrobe inventory imporant?
400
The flax plant.
What is the source of linen?
400
Old Navy.
What is an example of a chain store.
400
The process of interlacing yarns at right angles to each other to produce a fabric.
What is weaving?
400
Parachute pants.
What is an example of a fad?
500
Fiber content, name of manufacturer, country of origin, and care instructions.
What is the information required by law to be on a clothing label?
500
The basic units used in making fabrics.
What are fibers?
500
Local store that offers one specific type or brand of clothing.