FIBRE TO FABRIC. CLOTHES ARE MAINLY USED TO PROTECT US FROM HEAT, COLD AND RAIN. PEOPLE LIVING IN DIFFERENT PLACES WEAR DIFFERENT TYPES OF CLOTHES DEPENDING.

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FIBRE TO FABRIC

CLOTHES ARE MAINLY USED TO PROTECT US FROM HEAT, COLD AND RAIN. PEOPLE LIVING IN DIFFERENT PLACES WEAR DIFFERENT TYPES OF CLOTHES DEPENDING ON THE CLIMATE OF THE PLACE

TYPES OF FIBRES NATURAL FIBRES MAN MADE FIBRES

NATURAL FIBRES PLANTS ANIMALS COTTON JUTE LINEN SILK WOOL

PLANT FIBRES ARE OBTAINED FROM THEIR STEM- JUTE BARK/SKIN- FLAX LEAF- SISAL SEED- COTTON

cotton Cotton plant Cotton bolls Open cotton bolls Ginning machine Spinning cotton Weaving cotton

Cotton products

ADVANTAGES  SOFT AND DURABLE  COOL TO WEAR  GOOD ABSORBENTS OF WATER  DISADVANTAGES  DRY SLOWLY  CREASE EASILY

Jute- golden fibre

Flax- linen fibre Linen is fresh and cool to wear Durable and absorbent Dries fast

Coconut fibre- coir

sericulture

Wool- obtained from sheep, rabbits etc is a good absorbent of heat.

MAN MADE FIBRES NYLON RAYON POLYESTER

MAN MADE FIBRES

Food for thought- animals killed for their fur- Is it necessary Chiru antelope hunted for shatoosh shawl

Fox, mink etc hunted for their fur