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Serviceability - ✔✔The measure of a textile product's ability to meet consumers'
needs.

Aesthetics - ✔✔Describes the attractiveness or appearance of a textile product.

Abrasion Resistance - ✔✔The ability of a fiber to resist damage from rubbing or
surface contact.

Allergenic Potential - ✔✔The ability to cause physical reactions such as skin
redness.

Creep - ✔✔Delayed or gradual recovery from elongation.

Dimensional Stability - ✔✔The ability to retain a given size and shape through use
and care.

Drape - ✔✔The manner in which a fabric falls or hangs over a 3D form.

Elasticity - ✔✔The ability of a strained material to recover its original dimensions
immediately after removal of stress.

Elongation - ✔✔The ability to be stretched, extended, or lengthened.

Hand - ✔✔The way a fiber feels. Silky, harsh, soft, crisp, dry.

Hydrophobic - ✔✔Describes fibers with low attraction to for water.

Hydrophilic/Hydroscopic - ✔✔Describes fibers with strong attraction for water.

Loft - ✔✔Ability to spring back to original thickness after being compressed.

Luster - ✔✔The light reflected from a surface. More subdued than shine.

,Oleophilic - ✔✔Describes fibers with a strong affinity or attraction for oil.

Resiliency - ✔✔The ability to return to original shape after bending, twisting,
compressing, or a combination of deformations.

Tenacity - ✔✔Describes the strength of the fiber.

Wicking - ✔✔The ability of a fiber to transfer moisture along its surface.

Light Resistance - ✔✔The ability to withstand degradation from sunlight.

Thermal/Heat Retention - ✔✔The ability to transfer heat through a fabric.

Durability - ✔✔Describes how a product withstands use or the length of time the
product is considered suitable for the use for which it was purchased.

Comfort - ✔✔Describes the way a textile product affects heat, air, and moisture
transfer and the way the body interacts with the textile product.

Safety - ✔✔Describes the ability of a textile or textile product to protect the body
from harm.

Appearance Retention - ✔✔Describes how a product maintains its original
appearance during use, care, and storage.

Care - ✔✔Refers to the treatment required to maintain a textile product's original
appearance.

Environmental Impact - ✔✔Refers to the effect on the environment of the
production, use, care, and disposal of textiles and textile products.

Cost - ✔✔The amount paid to acquire, use, maintain, and dispose of a product.

Natural Fibers - ✔✔Grown or developed in nature in recognizable fiber form.
Come from animals, plants, or minerals.

Natural Cellulosic Seed Fibers - ✔✔COTTON, Coir, Kapok, Milkweed

, Natural Cellulosic Bast Fibers - ✔✔Hemp, Ramie, Jute, Kenaf, Hibiscus, Flax

Natural Cellulosic Leaf Fibers - ✔✔Abaca, Piña, Sisal, Henequen

Natural Protein Fibers - ✔✔Wool, Silk, Camel, etc.

Manufactured Fibers - ✔✔Made from chemical compounds produced in
manufacturing facilities. Material's form is not recognizable as a fiber.

Regenerated Cellulosic Fibers - ✔✔Acetate, Bamboo, Lyocell, Rayon, Seaweed

Manufactured Regenerated Fibers - ✔✔Produced in fiber form from naturally
occurring polymers.

Synthetic Fibers - ✔✔Produced from synthetic polymers made from basic raw
materials.

Synthetic Fibers - ✔✔Acrylic, Aramid, Modacrylic, Nylon, Olefin, Polyester,
Rubber, Spandex

Staple Fiber - ✔✔Any natural or manufactured fiber produced in or cut to a short
length measured in inches or centimeters.

Filament - ✔✔Refers to fibers that are extremely long or yarns made of these
fibers.

Fiber Properties of Nylon - ✔✔Excellent abrasion resistance, good thermal
retention, excellent resiliency, and poor light resistance. Circular shape. Excellent
tenacity, high elongation, poor absorbency, high dimensional stability.

Fiber Properties of Olefin - ✔✔Excellent abrasion resistance, good thermal
retention, good resiliency, moderate light resistance. Medium luster, high tenacity,
variable elongation, poor absorbency, excellent dimensional stability.

Fiber Properties of Polyester - ✔✔Excellent abrasion resistance, excellent thermal
retention, good resiliency, excellent light resistance. Circular shape. Can be square

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