Showing posts with label Shrinkage of Fabrics… Why Fabrics Shrink?. Show all posts
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Saturday, 20 September 2014

Shrinkage of Fabrics… Why Fabrics Shrink?


Woven and knitted goods are 3-dimensional arrays of crimped yarns. Fabric forming processes take straight lengths of yarns and force them into 2-dimensional crimped lengths. The degree of crimp is a function of the yarn size and fabric construction. When fabric is completely relaxed, the crossing yarns will move around in relation to each other until a stable configuration is reached.
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