Research Journal of Textile and Apparel: Volume 7 Issue 1

IONIC CROSSLINKING OF COTTON

Peter J. Hauser, C.Brent Smith, Mohamed M. Hashem

Cellulose crosslinking is a very important textile chemical process, and is the basis for a vast array of durable press and crease-resistant finished textile products…

CONFIGURATION AND ORIENTATION OF FIBRES Part III. APPLICATIONS

Igor P. Kornoohin, Tamara A. Kornoohina

The small-angle scattering method is applied to study the: straightening and parallelization of fibres in the air stream; feeding sliver indices as influenced by those of the…

STUDY OF YARN APPEARANCE FOR TWO-BAR WARP KNITTING

Sun Feng

This paper presents the results of an experimental [1] [2] and theoretical investigation into some aspects of the yarn appearing in warp knitted fabrics: Here, the formulae of the…

SUB-MICROMETER PERIODIC SURFACE STRUCTURE PRODUCED ON PET FIBRES WITH A LOW-FLUENCE ULTRAVIOLET EXCIMER LASER

Mendel Wong, Kai Shui Lau, Kwong Chan

The effects of low-fluence laser on polyethylene terephthalate (PET) fibres are reported in this work. Laser Induced Periodic Surface Structures (LIPSSs) are formed on the fibres…

RETRIEVAL SYSTEM OF AN APPAREL MATERIAL DATABASE: RETRIEVAL TECHNIQUE BY COMPOSITE IMPRESSION DEGREE

Ishii Masato

This paper describes a retrieval system of an apparel material database by CID (Composite Impression Degree), composed of several kinds of impression degree of textile material…

COMPARISON OF ENGLISH AND CHINESE CLOTHING PATTERN SYSTEMS

Ms Chi Liu, Dr Richard Kennon

The introduction of clothing pattern cutting systems represented a significant technological and economic breakthrough for the garment designer, as they noticeably reduced the…