What is "Breathability" - Definition & Explanation
The ability of a fabric, coating or laminate to transfer water vapour from one of its surfaces through the material to the other surface.
The movement of water or water vapor from one side of the fabric to the other, caused by capillary action, wicking, chemical, or electrostatic action. Also known as moisture transport.
Some more terms: TerryA warp loop pile fabric, predominantly cotton, used for towelling and...
Luster
A surface shining of a textile that appears to the naked...
Fustian
Cotton or cotton with linen or flax in a cross woven weave. It was originally made in Fustat near Cairo, from which it gets its...
Bourdon Stitching
A close, narrow row of decorative raised stitching such as a monogram, finished edge or...
Mispick
An imperfection in the weave caused by a length of FILLING YARN not being interlaced in its correct place across the....
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