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What are fabrics?
Fabric is a woven material, textile, or other materials resembling woven cloth.
[Extra Information: There are many different varieties or types of fabrics available today, these can be Natural or Artificial. Some of them are given below:-
1. Cotton- It is a natural fibre of cotton plants. It is a staple fibre, which means it is composed of different, varying lengths of fibres.
2. Crêpe- It is a silk, wool, or synthetic fabric usually light-to- medium-weight, which is popular in home decor for items like pillows, curtains, and window treatments.
3. Canvas- This fabric is made of heavy cotton yarn and to a lesser extent linen yarn, which is known for being durable, strong and heavy-duty.
4. Linen- It is an extremely strong, lightweight fabric made from the flax plant.
5. Leather- It is a durable, wrinkle-resistant fabric, which is made from animal hides or skins.
6. Silk- It is a natural fibre produced by the silkworm. It is famous for its shine, softness, and durability as a material.
8. Spandex- It is a synthetic fibre which is well known for its extreme elasticity.
9. Velvet- It is a soft, shiny, luxurious fabric that is made by cutting a dense pile of fibres evenly.
10. Polyester- It is a synthetic fibre made from petrochemicals, like coal and petroleum, and is known for its durable nature.]