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Klio2033 [76]
3 years ago
8

What is the weave pattern of the following

Biology
1 answer:
Sergeu [11.5K]3 years ago
4 0

It is a method in the textile industry where two sets of threads are interwoven at the right-angles to form a cloth

<u>Explanation:</u>

<u>1.100% cotton:</u>

  • open weave.
  • easily distorted  with water and washing.
  • stretches in one direction only.

<u>2. 100% wool:</u>

  • very strong.
  • dense and compact.
  • different faces.
  • diagonal design.
  • soft and pliable.

<u>3. 100% Nylon Rope:</u>

  • Not durable.
  • Tends to snag
  • The shiny surface.
  • high light reflectance.
  • light fiction with other garments.

<u>4. 100% Spandex Nylon:</u>

  • Not durable.
  • Tends to snag and break during wear.
  • light fiction with other garments.

<u>5. 100% cotton blend</u>

  • open weave.
  • easily distorted with water and washing.
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