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whether it's hot, cold, humid or dry, merino wool garments are the most breathable of the common apparel types because of wool's ability to absorb and release twice as much moisture vapour as cotton, and times as much as polyester. when worn next to the skin, super fine merino wool works as a dynamic

micron or finer. the below graph demonstrates how wool is one of the best of the common apparel fibres. moisture vapour uptake of wool and other fibres the evidence: studies show a reduction in eczema symptoms with wool four recent dermatology trials have shown that infant, adolescent and adult eczema...

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e serve no. 33 of 2018 march 27, 2018 sub : inviting participation at yarn expo & intertextile fairs, shanghai, china, 27 to 29 september, 2018 dear member, the council proposes to organize india pavilion at 'yarn expo' & 'intertextile shanghai apparel fabrics' being held concurrently from 27 to 29

'accessories zone' & 'denim zone' are also part of intertextile fair. yarn import into china china imported 1,983 million kgs of cotton yarn (valued at us$ 5,460 mn) from all sources in the year 2017, of which, import from india was 390 mn kgs valued at us$ 1,071 mn. india is the 2nd largest supplier...

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blended yarn synthetic / regenerated yarn natural yarn speciality yarn clothing accessories sewing trims & accessories packaging trims & accessories dyes & chemicals dyes preparatory chemicals processing chemicals dyes intermediates pigments finishing chemicals leather & footwear raw & finished leather...

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usually, a person going to the shop for buying fabric gets asked this pretty general question. but then it is a very very important question. fabric is made of yarn which is made from different kinds of fibers. some yarn is made of a single particular fiber (eg. % cotton) but some are a blend (eg. poly

and density of its yarns.the yarn may be classified as spun yarns (made from short, staple fibers) or filament yarns (made from continuous filament fibers). very fine cotton fabric is made of spun cotton yarn that has been combed to remove short fibers. reference : the comprehensive article on yarns...

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anachronistic in the context of growing awareness about the benefits of green business. coir is green business as much as it deals with an eco-friendly, biodegradable natu- ral fibre for a variety of end uses made out of a renewable resource - the coconut husk. but it is increasingly getting marginalised

. 3. according to fao sources, out of the total annual global production of coconuts, only 10% of the coconut husk is being used for fibre extraction amounting to an estimated 0.5 million mt of coir. the production of coir fibre is given in table ii. out of this, only about 30% enters the world trade...

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anachronistic in the context of growing awareness about the benefits of green business. coir is green business as much as it deals with an eco-friendly, biodegradable natu- ral fibre for a variety of end uses made out of a renewable resource - the coconut husk. but it is increasingly getting marginalised

. 3. according to fao sources, out of the total annual global production of coconuts, only 10% of the coconut husk is being used for fibre extraction amounting to an estimated 0.5 million mt of coir. the production of coir fibre is given in table ii. out of this, only about 30% enters the world trade...

http://www.coirboard.nic.in/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/article1.pdf