TY  - BOOK
AU  - Hollen Norma & Saddler Jane
TI  - Textiles
U1  - 746 
PB  - Mcmillan Pub. Co.Inc.,New York
KW  - Textile
N2  - 1.	Introduction
2.	Textile Fibers and Their Properties
3.	Wool : A Protein Fiber
4.	Silk : A Protein Fiber
5.	Cotton : A Cellulose Fiber
6.	Flax and Other Basic Fibers
7.	Introduction  to Manmade Fibers
8.	Rayon : A Regenerated Cellulose Fiber
9.	Acetate : A Cellulose Fiber
10.	Nylon : The First Synthetic Fiber
11.	Polyester Fibers
12.	Olefin Fibers
13.	Acrylic Fibers
14.	Modacrylic Fibers
15.	Fiber Modifications
16.	Carpet And Carpet Fibers
17.	The Stretch Concept: Elastic Fibers, Elastic Yarns,& Stretch Finishes
18.	Minor Textile Fibers
19.	Fiber Blends
20.	Spun Yarns: Conventional, Nonconventional, & Direct Spinning Systems
21.	Filament Yarns: Smooth & Textured
22.	Yarn Classification
23.	Fabric Construction Methods
24.	Weaving & The Loom
25.	The Three Basic Weaves
26.	Crepe Weave & Crepe Fabrics
27.	Pile Weave & Pile Fabrics
28.	Jacquard & Dobby Weaves
29.	Extra Yarn Weaves & Embroidery
30.	Multicomponent Fabrics – Double Cloth, Quilted Fabrics, Bonded Fabrics
31.	Knitting, Weft Knitting & Hosiery
32.	Warp Knitting
33.	Knitting Variants : Knit-Weave & Knit-Sew
34.	Non-Yarn Fabric Construction
35.	Color
36.	General Finishing Techniques
37.	Napping Finish
38.	Durable Press: Resin, Nonresin & Soil Release Finishes
39.	Stabilization: Shrinkage Control 
40.	Flammability & Fire-Retardant Finishes 









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