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Short
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| YARN |
Generic term for
a thin, long, continuous strand of textile fibres, filaments,
or material in a form suitable for knitting, weaving,
or otherwise interwining to form a textile fabric. |
| YARN COUNT IN TEX
SYSTEM |
The tex value of
a yarn is the weight in grams of 1000 m of yarn, so that
a larger number indicates a heavier, coarser yarn. |
| YARN DYED |
Fabrics woven
or knitted with yarns that have been dyed. |
| YARN NUMBERING
SYSTEM |
A system expressing
yarn size as a relationship between length and mass |
| YARN PERFORMANCE
CHARACTERISTICS |
The performance
specification requirements for yarns, meant for various
end uses, are usually guided by the internationally approved
'Standard Performance Specifications'. |
| YARN SPINNING |
The process of
joining together short or staple fibres by drawing them
from the fibrous mass and twisting them together. |
| YARN TWIST |
The number of turns
of twist per unit length yarn. |
| YARN UNEVENNESS |
In textiles, variation
in the linear density of a continuous strand or portion
of a strand |
| YELLOWING |
The yellow discoloration
that may develop on textile materials |
| YOLK |
The oily fat surrounding
the wool fibre in sheep |
| YORKSHIRE TWEED |
A fabric made of
reworked wool, low-grade wool, or a mixture of wool and
cotton, in imitation of Tweed. |
| YUZEN |
A secret Japanese
process of dyeing a painted fabric in which fidelity of
pattern, boldness of line, and rich colouring is retained. |
| YUZEN BIRODO |
A velvet fabric
made by applying the yuzen process and then cutting away
the pile with a small, sharp chisel |
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