Overview of different fabric structures

Mamdouh, Fatmaa; Reda, Maysa M.; El-Aziz, Heba Abd; Othman, Hanan

doi:10.21608/jtcps.2022.152641.1131

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“…Weaving Weaving is the process of interlacing two sets of yarn or threads at right angles to create a fabric or textile. (Mamdouh et al, 2022) Rugs, blankets, wall hangings Won Lee (2023)…”

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“…The first is a weave. Weaving is the process of interlacing two sets of yarn or threads at right angles to create a fabric or textile (Mamdouh et al, 2022). The weaving technique can be applied to a wide range of textiles, including carpets, blankets, wall hangings, and more, and can also be used to recycle materials such as old clothes.…”

Section: Cases Of Textile Upcyclingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Integrating Sustainable Concepts into Textile Design Courses: An Effective Teaching Practices

Sidian

Ghazali

Tajuddin

2023

IJGOIA

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This study investigates the integration of sustainable design practices into the university's textile curriculum through upcycling practices. The objective of this research is to reduce the environmental impact of the textile industry while promoting innovation and providing opportunities for students. This study provides a comprehensive literature review and case studies to outline the approach to textile upcycling. The upcycling approach is then integrated into the university's textile courses, encouraging students to recycle textiles and adopt sustainable design practices. This research analyses the design practices used and identifies considerations and steps for upcycling sustainable design approaches. Ultimately, this research serves as an extension of the university's textile design curriculum, contributing to a more sustainable future for the textile industry.

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“…Weaving Weaving is the process of interlacing two sets of yarn or threads at right angles to create a fabric or textile. (Mamdouh et al, 2022) Rugs, blankets, wall hangings Won Lee (2023)…”

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Integrating Sustainable Concepts into Textile Design Courses: An Effective Teaching Practices

Sidian

Ghazali

Tajuddin

2023

IJGOIA

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“…Textile design composition results from design elements' interaction, such as fiber composition, yarn patterns, fabric structure, colour, and texture, all of which govern the characteristics and qualities of the fabric. [Rowe, 2009] [Ahmed et al, 2022 [ Mathur andSeyam, 2011] [Yoo andBarker, 2005]. Consequently, a thorough understanding of the properties of multi-layered materials and their optimal configuration can serve distinct purposes in designing and developing sports footwear, ultimately enhancing wearers' thermal comfort.…”

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“…Fabric appearance, texture, and end-use suitability are all influenced by the fabric-forming process or fabrication procedure. [Ahmed, 2022] [Zhou, (2008)]. High-density jacquard fabrics with multiple coluors and layers can be produced, such as patterned fabrics, brocade, damask, and so on.…”

Section: Jacquard Athletic Footwear Designmentioning

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Developing innovative pattern designs for jacquard woven athletic footwear fabrics

El belbesi,

Attia

2024

International Design Journal

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to experiment with different weaving structures with the same fabric construction and innovative patterns needed to fulfill customer needs for this product. However, it could affect the fabric's physical and mechanical properties. Hence, this study represents (4) samples produced from (Polyester filament, chenille P.E. (micro flat), and polyester/lycra by using double weave wadding structure techniques. The statistical analysis results for correlation coefficients show a direct correlation between the properties and the textile compositions of different pattern designs. Also, the statistically significant differences between the results are weak, which in turn is reflected in allowing the freedom of design using these different patterns by athletic footwear fabric designers and thus meeting the desires of customers for different designs for this type of athletic footwear without affecting on the mechanical properties of the fabrics involved in their manufacture. pattern designs; woven jacquard fabrics; athletic footwear Paper

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“…(micro flat and polyester spun), All fabrics were produced in Double weave wadded structure with 120 EPI, and 128 PPI. Tables (2), (3), (4), and (5) show the fabric specifications of samples.…”

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Innovating New Weaving Structural Components to Create Woven Jacquard Sports Footwear Fabrics

Attia,

El belbesi

2024

International Design Journal

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to Produce jacquard woven fabrics using innovative textile structures components adequate for woven sports footwear fabrics that compete with similar ones produced from knitted fabrics in terms of cost and physical and mechanical properties such as comfort and durability of the sports footwear. Hence, this study represents (4) samples produced from (Polyester filament, chenille P.E., chenille P.E. (micro flat), and polyester spun by using double weave wadding structure techniques depending on some different structural components such as weft density/inch, end density/inch and their sequences. The results of statistical analysis for correlation coefficients show that the different structural components of the woven jacquard sports footwear fabrics have a strong correlation that affects the functional performance properties such as tensile strength, elongation, pilling, friction resistance, and air permeability in addition to reducing the production cost, which reflects positively on the annual expenditure of foreign currency required to meet the market's need for sports footwear fabrics.Weaving Structure; Woven Jacquard; Knitting Sports Footwear Fabrics Paper

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Overview of different fabric structures

Cited by 9 publications

References 8 publications

Integrating Sustainable Concepts into Textile Design Courses: An Effective Teaching Practices

Integrating Sustainable Concepts into Textile Design Courses: An Effective Teaching Practices

Developing innovative pattern designs for jacquard woven athletic footwear fabrics

Innovating New Weaving Structural Components to Create Woven Jacquard Sports Footwear Fabrics

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