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Textile is an
umbrella term that
includes various fiber-based materials,
including fibers, yarns, filaments, threads,
different fabric types, etc. At...
- The
textile industry is
primarily concerned with the design,
production and
distribution of
textiles: yarn,
cloth and clothing.
Cotton is the world's most...
- A
textile museum is a
museum with
exhibits relating to the
history and art of
textiles, including:
Textile industries and manufacturing,
often located...
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Conus textile, the
textile cone or the
cloth of gold cone is a
venomous species of sea snail, a
marine gastropod mollusk in the
family Conidae, the cone...
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Textile manufacturing or
textile engineering is a
major industry. It is
largely based on the
conversion of
fibre into yarn, then yarn into fabric. These...
- spun into yarn or
thread and used to make a soft, breathable, and
durable textile. The use of
cotton for
fabric is
known to date to
prehistoric times; fragments...
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Textile arts are arts and
crafts that use plant, animal, or
synthetic fibers to
construct practical or
decorative objects.
Textiles have been a fundamental...
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Textile fibres or
textile fibers (see
spelling differences) can be
created from many
natural sources (animal hair or fur,
cocoons as with silk worm cocoons)...
- The
textile industry in India,
traditionally after agriculture, is the only
industry in the
country that has
generated large-scale
employment for both...
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Textile recycling is the
process of
recovering fiber, yarn, or
fabric and
reprocessing the
material into new,
useful products.
Textile waste is
split into...
