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Comparison of The Some Properties of Handknitted Fabrics From Wool and Angora Handspun Yarns

Gürkan Ünal

Pelin

Atav

Rıza

Namık Kemal University

31 12 2018

3 1046 1049

2018

SET Technology

CC BY 4.0

In this study, natural colored (dark gray) wool and white angora fibers were firstly hand-spun and then hand knitted fabrics were produced from these yarns. Then, mass per unit area, air permeability and the hand of the fabrics were compared statistically. In addition to this, the knitted fabric made of white angora fiber was dyed in gray and the washing and rubbing fastness values of the gray dyed angora fabric were compared with the ones of the fabric made of natural colored (pigmented) gray wool. Because the color in the pigmented wool fiber is due to the melanin pigment in the cortical cells forming the cortex layer of the fiber, not the dye which is added to the structure, washing and rubbing fastness of the pigmented wool fabric was superior as expected. On the other hand, since no additional dye was used, a waste load was not created and a more ecological production in terms of environment was obtained.

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