What is "Resiliency" - Definition & Explanation
Ability of a fiber to spring back to its natural position after folding, creasing or deformation. Loft is related to resiliency; it is the ability to return to original thickness after being compressed. Loft is also known as compressional resiliency.
The ability of a fabric to spring back to its original shape after being twisted, crushed, wrinkled, or distorted in any way.
Ability of a fabric to return to its original shape after compressing, bending or other deformation.
Some more terms: Piece DyeingThe dyeing of fabrics in the...
Double sided fleece
Fuzzy on both sides for maximum...
Broomstick
A skirt or dress that is characterized by numerous pleats and crinkled...
PU coated
Refers to a fabric which has been coated with polyurethane, usually to make it waterproof but sometimes to give a firmer...
Indianhead
Trade name for a porous fabric of a plain weave. The yarn is some
what thick.The fabric feels wiry,resembling butcher linen butnot as stiff or....
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