Different types of fabrics and their patterns (4)

In general, a number of yarns are used for the formation of fabrics and also a number of techniques are used for producing fabrics such as weaving, knitting, and felting. The type of fabrics is different because of the fabric formation techniques, machinery used for producing them, and finishing techniques.

Each fabric has a unique name for it to be identified among others based on their textures, designs, weaving patterns, aesthetic values, fiber source, the place where the fabrics are originated, etc. we are here to show some of the fabrics, their uses and formation, etc. Below is the knowledge of them.

17.Chintz Fabric

Woven Fabric
Chintz is a kind of plain woven cotton yarn with medium weight. It is often given a glazed finish which may be temporary or semi-permanent glazed chintz are available in solid colour as well as printed with different prints. These are usually made by blends of cotton and rayon or polyester. They are used for skits, aprons, blouses, dresses, pyjamas, and draperies.

18.Crepe Fabric

Woven Fabric
Crepe fabrics do not have prominent weave effects but have a pebble or crinkled surface. It is a plain woven fabric made of very high twist yarns, which can have high twists in one direction or on both warp and weft yarns, so it has a pebble effect. It can be manufactured in the range from light to medium weight. The fabric has silk-like texture and drapes well. It is widely used for making dresses, linings, blouses, scarves and in home furnishings.

19.Crewel Fabric

Specialty Fabric
Comes from Kashmir in north-western India. Because of its versatility, crewel fabric is widely used for the manufacturing of light upholstery, curtains, cushions, bed-heads, and bed covers and so on. Because of its longevity, exquisiteness and with its aesthetic appeal, crewel fabric has been ruling the international market for long time.

The availability of crewel fabric in subtle lustrous color and rich texture makes it one of the most popular items. A crewel fabric has the ability to complement various types of body tones.

20.Drill Fabric

Woven Fabric
The drill is a type of twill woven fabrics made from Cotton fibers, generally termed as Khakhi, because of its durability, it is being widely used for uniforms, work wear, sailcloth, upholstery, tents, etc.

21.Dimity Fabric

Woven Fabric
Dimity is a sheer plain weave fabric, which has vertical ribs or cord stripes at regular intervals. The fabric is often used for curtains, summer dresses, scarves, aprons, bedspreads, blouses, wedding apparel, and baby clothes.