Unit 2 Overview

What are the characteristics of natural fibers?

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What are the characteristics of manufactured fibers?

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Why should fabric construction methods be considered when producing apparel?

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What are the types of weaves?

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What are the types of knits and how are they constructed?

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How are textile fibers classified based on their chemical origin?

• Animal, plant, mineral

• Natural, synthetic

• Organic, inorganic

• Cotton, polyester

Manmade fibers are formed through spinning processes like melt spinning, wet spinning, dry spinning, emulsion spinning, and gel spinning, resulting in various cross-sectional shapes and modifications. What is the process of forming fibers through spinning called?

What are some characteristics of a textile fiber?

• High length-to-diameter ratio, large diameter, high bending rigidity, black color

• Low length-to-diameter ratio, small diameter, low bending rigidity, white or clear color

• Low length-to-diameter ratio, large diameter, high bending rigidity, white or clear color

• High length-to-diameter ratio, small diameter, low bending rigidity, white or clear color

How do manmade fibers differ from natural fibers in terms of production process and classification?

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Which type of natural fibers include flax, hemp, and jute?

• Bast fibers

• Leaf fibers

• Seed-hair fibers

• All of the above