What is "Taslan" - Definition & Explanation
A DuPont trademark for a method of bulking and texturizing yarn using compressed air.
Refers to how the fibers are woven and the resulting texture. Used mainly in outerwear garments, Taslan is a durable and water repellent nylon fabric with a slightly shiny surface.
A term denoting a group of materials in which the polyamide fibres are altered through the application of steam. In this way, the fibres swell up, which makes them softer, while retaining their resistance to wind and water as well as their air resistance properties.
Some more terms: Broken PickA pick that is present for only part of the fabric...
Watch Pocket
A small pocket in the garment, typically located just below the front waistband of men's trousers and used to accomodate change or a pocket...
Back Warp
The warp which in double, triple, or quadruple fabrics actually forms the back of the goods along with the back...
Slack End
A warp yarn that appears puckered as the result of having been woven under less tension than the adjacent warp...
Combing Machine
A machine which prepares ribbon lap for spinning into fine yarn by removing short fibers, dirt, and neps and straightening the remaining fibers into parallel....
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