CADS 1600 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS
All knits _____. - Answers - snag
fabrics that look woven but are more pliable, pile surface may be cut or uncut loops of
yarn - Answers - Pile Jerseys
A fur like high or deep pile fabric, used for coats, lining, design details, etc. (silver is an
untwisted rope of fiber) - Answers - Silver-Pile Knits
These knits have a two way stretch and relatively high dimensional stability, these knits
do not run and can resemble any woven structure - Answers - Double-Filling Knits
the simple and most common knit structure - Answers - Jersey Knits
porous, resilient, bulky, and heavier than woven's - Answers - Knit Characteristics
Tend to be more stable than filling knits, first machine invented for creating ____ knits
was invented around the time of Queen Elizabeth - Answers - Warp Knits
The face of the fabric has vertical loops and more elongated than filling loops, front
goes up and down and back goes side to side, used in lingerie, sleepwear, shirts,
blouses, dresses, uniforms, etc. - Answers - Tricot
These fabrics have fibers raised from the surface making it feel more like velour, used in
nightgowns, shoes, track suits, upholstery, etc. - Answers - BRUSHED Tricot
An extremely versatile knit producing a wide variety of fabrics, relatively stable knits with
little structure - Answers - Raschel
Some other fabrication methods are: - Answers - Films, Supported Films, and Foams
Made directly from polymer solution and waterproof (non-breathable), low cost, resistant
to soil, no fibers, used in vegan leather, can be finished to look like many different types
of fabric, used a ton in shoes, much cheaper than real leather - Answers - Films
Imitation vinyl leather - Answers - Supported Films
made by incorporating air into elastic-like substance - Answers - Foams
Oldest non-woven that is truly made from wool or wool mix - Answers - Felt
, general term for fabrics made directly from fibers - Answers - Non-wovens/ Fiberwebs
This information is required in English to put on label: percentage of each natural or
manufactured fiber present and must be in order of predominance by weight (tolerance
+/-3%), if fiber is less than 5% by weight it does not have to be names when listed,
name of manufacturer or company's registered WPL or RN number, first time a
trademark appears in required info it must appear in immediate conjunction with generic
name in type of equal size, name of country where product was processed or
manufactured - Answers - Textile Fiber Product Labeling Act
Requires manufacturers or importers of textile wearing apparel and certain piece goods
to provide an accurate, permanent label containing regular-care info and instructions
and that label is permanently attached and legible, instructions must be carefully
described in words or in standard symbols - Answers - Permanent Care Labeling Act
Prohibits marketing of dangerously flammable material including wearing apparel,
Regular apparel is covered by CFR 1610 is tested with the 45 degree test, Titles 1615
and 1616: children's sleepwear, size 0-6x and sizes 7-14, Covers all items intended to
be worn for sleeping, all items must meet requirement's as produced and after 50
washings and dryings (make sure the children's sleepwear is not flammable, each
product is tested after each wash and dry) - Answers - Flammability Act - Children
Added decoration or ornamentation, Decorations that express uniqueness and creativity
and bring admiration and recognition also defines cultural, social, or religious status
within a community to show economic status (concept been around thousands of years)
- Answers - Adornment
Clothing that provides physical safeguards to the body, preventing harm from climate
and environment - Answers - Protection
Establishing who someone is or what they do and communicating it to others, Uniforms
identifying roles we play in life - Answers - Identification
Covering the body according to the code of decency established by society and/ or
culture, What is considered the proper way to cover one's body for social acceptance,
Another way to think about this modesty is governed by the way a culture/ community
views the human body, In some cultures, it is considered undignified to cover or
uncover the body, The event you are attending influences the amount of modesty you
choose - Answers - Modesty
Ones position or rank in comparison to others - Answers - Status
where do they live? what activities do they do? Does the family vacation and if so there?
What type of jobs do parents have? (activities, beliefs, and locations) - Answers -
Influence for wearing clothing: Family
ANSWERS
All knits _____. - Answers - snag
fabrics that look woven but are more pliable, pile surface may be cut or uncut loops of
yarn - Answers - Pile Jerseys
A fur like high or deep pile fabric, used for coats, lining, design details, etc. (silver is an
untwisted rope of fiber) - Answers - Silver-Pile Knits
These knits have a two way stretch and relatively high dimensional stability, these knits
do not run and can resemble any woven structure - Answers - Double-Filling Knits
the simple and most common knit structure - Answers - Jersey Knits
porous, resilient, bulky, and heavier than woven's - Answers - Knit Characteristics
Tend to be more stable than filling knits, first machine invented for creating ____ knits
was invented around the time of Queen Elizabeth - Answers - Warp Knits
The face of the fabric has vertical loops and more elongated than filling loops, front
goes up and down and back goes side to side, used in lingerie, sleepwear, shirts,
blouses, dresses, uniforms, etc. - Answers - Tricot
These fabrics have fibers raised from the surface making it feel more like velour, used in
nightgowns, shoes, track suits, upholstery, etc. - Answers - BRUSHED Tricot
An extremely versatile knit producing a wide variety of fabrics, relatively stable knits with
little structure - Answers - Raschel
Some other fabrication methods are: - Answers - Films, Supported Films, and Foams
Made directly from polymer solution and waterproof (non-breathable), low cost, resistant
to soil, no fibers, used in vegan leather, can be finished to look like many different types
of fabric, used a ton in shoes, much cheaper than real leather - Answers - Films
Imitation vinyl leather - Answers - Supported Films
made by incorporating air into elastic-like substance - Answers - Foams
Oldest non-woven that is truly made from wool or wool mix - Answers - Felt
, general term for fabrics made directly from fibers - Answers - Non-wovens/ Fiberwebs
This information is required in English to put on label: percentage of each natural or
manufactured fiber present and must be in order of predominance by weight (tolerance
+/-3%), if fiber is less than 5% by weight it does not have to be names when listed,
name of manufacturer or company's registered WPL or RN number, first time a
trademark appears in required info it must appear in immediate conjunction with generic
name in type of equal size, name of country where product was processed or
manufactured - Answers - Textile Fiber Product Labeling Act
Requires manufacturers or importers of textile wearing apparel and certain piece goods
to provide an accurate, permanent label containing regular-care info and instructions
and that label is permanently attached and legible, instructions must be carefully
described in words or in standard symbols - Answers - Permanent Care Labeling Act
Prohibits marketing of dangerously flammable material including wearing apparel,
Regular apparel is covered by CFR 1610 is tested with the 45 degree test, Titles 1615
and 1616: children's sleepwear, size 0-6x and sizes 7-14, Covers all items intended to
be worn for sleeping, all items must meet requirement's as produced and after 50
washings and dryings (make sure the children's sleepwear is not flammable, each
product is tested after each wash and dry) - Answers - Flammability Act - Children
Added decoration or ornamentation, Decorations that express uniqueness and creativity
and bring admiration and recognition also defines cultural, social, or religious status
within a community to show economic status (concept been around thousands of years)
- Answers - Adornment
Clothing that provides physical safeguards to the body, preventing harm from climate
and environment - Answers - Protection
Establishing who someone is or what they do and communicating it to others, Uniforms
identifying roles we play in life - Answers - Identification
Covering the body according to the code of decency established by society and/ or
culture, What is considered the proper way to cover one's body for social acceptance,
Another way to think about this modesty is governed by the way a culture/ community
views the human body, In some cultures, it is considered undignified to cover or
uncover the body, The event you are attending influences the amount of modesty you
choose - Answers - Modesty
Ones position or rank in comparison to others - Answers - Status
where do they live? what activities do they do? Does the family vacation and if so there?
What type of jobs do parents have? (activities, beliefs, and locations) - Answers -
Influence for wearing clothing: Family
