What is "Wickability" - Definition & Explanation
the ability of a fabric to transfer liquids, usually perspiration, along its fibres and away from the wearer's skin by capillary action.
The ability of a fiber or a fabric to disperse moisture and allow it to pass through to the surface of the fabric, so that evaporation can take place.
The ability of a fiber to transport moisture away from the skin.
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No. 14 chair
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Herringbone
A broken twill weave composed of vertical sections which are alternately right hand and left hand in direction. Also called chevron weave, especially when arranged in wide...
Upholstery
Providing furniture with internal structures and coverings. Often extended to soft structures in automobiles, boats, and window treatments....
Lanolin
Natural oils that are removed from wool during processing called scouring. Used in cosmetics and....
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