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the first known humans to make clothing, neanderthal man, survived from about b.c.e. to about b.c.e. during this time the earth's temperature rose and fell dramatically, creating a series of ice ages throughout the northern areas of europe and asia where the neanderthal man lived. with their compact,

muscular bodies that conserved body heat, neanderthals were well adapted to the cold climate of their day. but it was their large brain that served them best. neanderthal man learned to make crude but effective tools from stone. tools such as spears and axes made neanderthals strong hunters, and they...

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manmade fibers timeline of manmade fibers a useful filament was not produced until the last part of the th century when swann and de chardonnet extruded a solution of cellulose nitrate (collodion) through small holes (spinnerets). these pioneer manmade fibers were replaced by rayon fibers which were

raw silk, and so began manufactured fibers' gradual conquest of the american fiber market. this modest start in the 's grew to nearly % of the national market for fiber by the last decade of the century. american chemist wallace carothers reported on research carried out in the laboratories of the dupont...

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at thousand tonnes a mere % rise over the previous year. the eu- production index based on = was recorded as negative for each of man- made fibres, textile and clothing, whereas the production price index was recorded as positive for textile, constant for clothing and negative for man-made fibres over

fibres europe* t * western europe + ceec (source: cirfs) % ( ) e.u- . production index - = eurostat man-made fibres % textile % clothing % e.u.- production price index in € - = eurostat man-made fibres % textile % clothing % e.u.- unit e / % turnover bil.euro % - man-made fibres % - textiles % - clothing...

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a brassiere with cups that are designed to render a specific shape. apparel production by textile school last updated mar , share todays brassieres are made of many different materials including cotton, rayon, silk, spandex, polyester, and lace. they are available in many styles from cups that come

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the largest of these classes is that of twill weaves, which are so called because of the peculiar effect they form on the surface of the fabric. many of the simpler twills have, like the plain weave, acquired distinctive names by which they are readily recognized by experienced designers. fabric weaving

harnesses on which a twill effect can be formed in the cloth. thus, the -harness, or pnunelle, twill, as it is called, is the simplest twill that can be made. the first end of the weave is down on the first pick, but floats over the second and third picks; the second end is down on the second pick but...

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