A greasy substance that is secreted from glands just under a sheep's skin.
What is Lanolin
Most Common Animal Humans Collect Fiber From
What is Sheep
The Mortal Enemies of Cellulose Fibers
What is Mold and Mildew
Acrylic is Sensitive to...
What Is Heat
In What Country is Silk Production Believed to Have Begun
What is China
Texture Variation of Fiber
What is Crimp
A Bovine Family Animal That will Release Its Coat in the Spring
What is Yak
The Machine Used to Separate the Cotton Fibers From the Seeds
What is a Gin
In What Wartime Year was Acrylic Fiber Born
When Was 1950
The Type of Silk That Tends Towards Dimmer Color Range, from Ivory to Honey Brown
What is Tussah
The natural length of Fiber
What is Staple Length
A relatively new cross-breed of pygmy and angora goat
What is Pygora
The Leaves and Flower Buds of This Plant Are Used Medicinally, While The Stalk is What is Used For "Fiber"
What is Hemp
A Generic Term Used for entire group of syntetic fiber forming polyamides
What is Nylon
The Species Name for the Silk Worm the feeds exclusively on Mulberry Leaves
What is Bombyx Mori
Equal to .001 of a Millimeter
What is 1 Micron
One of the Softest, lightest, and warmest fibers on Earth
What is Qiviut
A Fiber That Contains an Antibacterial and Bacteriostasis Bioagent That Stays in the Garment Even After Many Washes
What is Bamboo
Material Used for Toothbrushes and Women's Stockings
What is the First 2 Uses of Nylon
A Term Used to Describe Silk Production
What is Sericulture
The Word That Describes When a Fiber Can Absorb Up to 30% of Its Weight in Moisture While Still Feeling Warm and Dry
What is Hygroscopic
A breed of goat raised in Kashmir and other northern Indian provinces
What is Pashmina
A Traveler in 1350 Who Described the Cotton Plant as " a wonderful tree which bore tiny lams on the ends of its branches"
Who is John Mandeville
Fibers Made as a Result of Chemical Synthesis
What is Synthetic Fibers
A Fiber Originally Called Artificial Silk
What is Rayon