: The resulting flat material created by interlacing or bonding yarns and fibers. Classification of Textile Fibers
The way a textile is structured defines its physical properties and intended use: understanding textile
Fibers are broadly categorized by their origin, which dictates their performance and feel: Source Examples Key Characteristics Cotton, wool, silk, linen, hemp : The resulting flat material created by interlacing
Derived from natural cellulose (wood pulp) but processed chemically. but prone to wrinkling. Polyester
Breathable, comfortable, biodegradable, but prone to wrinkling. Polyester, nylon, acrylic, spandex
