Fabric Selection.

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Fabric Selection

Examining for suitability What is the intended use? How is the fabric expected to perform?

Examining for Durability and Serviceability How durable does it need to be? How often will it be worn? How often will it need to be cleaned?

Applying fabric selection guidelines Fiber content Initial fiber properties blends Yarn properties Woolen/worsted; combed/carded Abrasion resistance Pilling propensity Strength and softness

Guidelines, cont. Fabric properties Woven-fabric structure Knitted-fabric structure Specialty structure Fabric strength Yarn and seam slippage Other fabric properties Air permeability Cover power Drapability/volume/structure texture Wrinkle recovery

Guidelines, cont. Dye and print properties Colorfastness and crocking Dyes and pigments Dye penetration Printed fabrics Finish properties Resin finishes Napped finish

Examining for Aesthetics Fabric imperfections: Missing yarns Very nonuniform yarns Bowing or skewing Misweave or misknit Nonuniformity of color Off-register Uneven finish

Other factors The environment Cost Market level/price point/category Availability New technology Trade developments