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Kevlar: A Fiber has changed the War Industry

October 12, 2025October 17, 2020 by textileblog
Kevlar fiber

If anyone asked out about the bulletproof vests, armor, protection, space suits, or formula one helmet, the Kevlar name rings a bell for almost everyone. Cause, Kevlar fiber, which has …

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Different Types of Loungewear and Sleepwear

July 13, 2026October 12, 2020 by textileblog
Types of Loungewear and Sleepwear

What is Loungewear and Sleepwear? If we define loungewear, then we can find that it is an informal clothing usually designed to be worn at home. Now loungewear is also …

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Standard Specification System for Seam Construction

March 3, 2025October 8, 2020 by textileblog
seam construction

What is Seam Construction? There are various types of seam used for strength, looks or feel, simplicity or to solve fraying problems of cut fabrics. Actually seam construction covers seam …

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How to Make a Master Pattern and Using in Design

March 3, 2025October 7, 2020 by textileblog
master pattern making

What is a Master Pattern? A master pattern is a block, usually it made of a thin cardboard, which can use to make the pattern on thin paper and then …

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What is Stitch Length? How to Select Right Stitch Length?

June 14, 2026October 7, 2020 by textileblog
select right stitch length

What is Stitch Length? Basically stitch length is how long each stitch is sewn by sewing machine. Or, the distance between stitches in a seam. Stitch length measured by counting …

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Warping Process in Weaving: Objectives, Types, Operation and Problems

March 3, 2025October 6, 2020 by textileblog
Beam warping machine

Warping Process: We know that woven fabric is made by two sets of yarn; warp and weft. Warp yarns run with along the length of fabric and weft yarns go …

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Seam Strength Factors and It’s Causes of Failure

March 3, 2025October 6, 2020 by textileblog
seam strength

What is Seam and Seam Strength? Seam is created by sewing two pieces of fabric together. It is a method of joining two or more pieces of materials together by …

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