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TEXTILE FIBRE Chart
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The fibres used in the clothing and footwear industries have various
origins and can be classified as follows:
natural (plant and animal)
manmade (artificial e synthetic).
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NATURAL FIBRES |
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Animal |
Wool (Various hair) |
Ovines & wool animals |
| Silk |
Silk Worm |
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Plant |
Cotton |
Plant Pods |
| Linen |
Plant Bark |
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Hemp |
Plant Bark |
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Jute |
Plant Bark |
| Ramié |
Plant Bark |
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Nettle, Hibiscus, Broom, etc. |
Plant Bark |
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Manila, Sisal, Rafia |
Plant Leaves |
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Coconut |
Palm Fruit |
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Natural Rubber |
Plant Latex |
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Minerals |
Amiantus |
Amiantus or Asbestos |
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Lamina and Drawn Metal |
Gold, Silver, Alluminium |
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Spun-Glass |
Silicates |
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CHEMICAL FIBRES |
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Artificial
(info)
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Celluloses |
Viscose Rayon |
Wood & linters |
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Cuprammonium |
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Acetates |
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Proteins |
Lanital-merinova |
Casein |
| Ardil-vicara-azlon |
Vegetable Proteins |
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Synthetics
(info)
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Polyamides |
Nylon |
Coal
Petroleum
Castor Oil |
| Perlon |
| Lilion |
| Ortalion |
| Rilsan
ecc. |
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Polyesters |
Terital |
| Dacron
ecc. |
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Polyvinyls |
Rhovil |
| Movil
ecc. |
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Polyacrylics |
Orlon,
leacril |
| Dralon
ecc. |
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Textile
fibres
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