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Textiles encompass materials created from fibers, forming the basis for clothing, which serves various societal functions such as protection, identity, and cultural expression. Different types of fibers, including natural and synthetic, are used in fabric production through methods like weaving and knitting. Sustainable practices in the textile industry are essential for minimizing environmental impacts, with conscious consumerism playing a crucial role in promoting eco-friendly choices.
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Term: Natural Fibers
Definition: Fibers derived from plants or animals, known for their comfort and breathability, such as cotton and wool.
Term: Synthetic Fibers
Definition: Man-made fibers produced from chemical substances, characterized by strength and versatility, like polyester and nylon.
Term: Weaving
Definition: A fabric construction method involving interlacing two sets of yarns at right angles.
Term: Sustainable Textiles
Definition: Textiles produced using eco-friendly practices to reduce environmental impact, including organic fibers and recycling methods.
Term: Clothing Care
Definition: Practices involved in maintaining clothing quality, including proper washing, storing, and repairing techniques.