Can you name a type of fabric?
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Kewl Guy - has gone 360
ANSWERS: 40
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velvet +5
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twill.
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Nylon cotton
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silk cotton vinyl wool denim
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Gortex
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Corduroy and tweed
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In honor of my father in law's favorite suit ... I'll say polyester!
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Velvet!
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tarpaulin ---not sure how its spelt :S
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Cashmere or Kashmir,and is spelled either way.It comes from the Kashmir region of India,high in the mountains.It is made from goats,is very soft,thin,and warm.
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taffeta
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Cashmere Silk Wool Cotton Linen Denim
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FIBER: “A slender and greatly elongated natural or synthetic filament (as of wool, cotton, asbestos, gold, glass, or rayon) typically capable of being spun into yarn” FABRIC: “ cloth: a pliable material made usually by weaving, felting, or knitting natural or synthetic fibers and filaments." Source: Merriam Webster on line dictionary
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broadcloth, polyester fleece, cotton fleece, corduroy, velvet, velour, velveteen, chiffon, dotted swiss, seersucker, denim, twill, sateen, satin, silk, acetate, wool melton, wool felt, fullcloth Gosh, my brain is still not firing on all cylinders because that is all I can come up with.
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Raw Hide.
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Yes, yes I can. Have a good day.
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Plain ol' cotton, my friend.
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Velvet is purely amazing.
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Canvas; not yet named but a valuable material used for men's clothing, especially before the use of denim and a valuable strong and lasting material to use for some farm machinery items: and those listed below. From Google: Canvas is an extremely heavy-duty plain-woven fabric used for making sails, tents, marquees, backpacks, and other functions where sturdiness is required.
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polyester
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Fulgin.
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Corduroy.
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Lycra, baby
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Serge. Duck.
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Cotton.
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silk wool
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suede
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Cashmere
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Hemp...
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Terry
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Flannel.
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Silk, satin and velvet.
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Denim fabrics. It is known for its stretch ability. It can be used to make jeans, jackets or shirts. Rajexim provides denim in various finishes such as rain effect denims, sand washed denims, combination twill denims, cross hatch denims and fancy denims. It has an excellent finish and retains the same shine even after multiple washes.
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Muslin.
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Dacron
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Yes I can name several.
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Kevlar
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blends??
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Microfiber.
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I don't think linen has yet been mentioned. 3/28/23
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