Materials Types

Question 1

Sequined

Answer 1

مطرزة بالترتر

Question 2

burlap

Answer 2

نسيج الخيش. مثل الشوال.

Question 3

Marled sweater

Answer 3

sweater made of two or more colors (see photo attached)

Question 4

button-front shirt

Answer 4

full futton front shirt

Question 5

Ombre

Answer 5

Multi faded colors

Question 6

Mock neck

Answer 6

نص رقبة

Question 7

high collar sweater

Answer 7

بلوفر برقبة

Question 8

Shawl Collar

Answer 8

ياقة بالشكل المصور هنا

Question 9

buttonholes

Answer 9

عروة زراير

Question 10

Herringbone

Answer 10

The herringbone pattern is an arrangement of rectangles

Question 11

Notch Lapel

Answer 11

ياقة البدلة التقليدية

Question 12

tweed

Answer 12

نسيج خشن سميك

Question 13

Herringbone

Answer 13

تصميم معين على شكل عظم السمك

Question 14

Suede

Answer 14

شمواه

Question 15

بطانة

Answer 15

Batting

Question 16

Chenille

Fuzzy and soft fabric for tops

Answer 16

قماش الشنيل

Question 17

Chiffon

Answer 17

الشيفون

Question 18

Corduroy

Answer 18

القطيفة المضلعة

Question 19

Eyelet

Answer 19

قماشة مخرمة

Question 20

Linen

Answer 20

تيل أو كتان

Question 21

Felt

Answer 21

جوخ

Question 22

Rayon

Answer 22

حرير صناعى

Question 23

Flannel

Answer 23

فانلة

Question 24

Patterned

Answer 24

مزركش

Question 25

Checkered

Answer 25

مربعات بخطوط أو مخططة

Question 26

Plaid

Answer 26

مربعات سليمة

Question 27

Polka dot

Answer 27

منقط

Question 28

Lace

Answer 28

دانتيل

Question 29

Velour

Answer 29

قماش مخمل أشبه بالقطيفة

Question 30

Microfiber

Answer 30

“Microfiber” is a general term used to describe fabrics with strains less than 1 denier (a unit that measures the linear mass density of fibers). Manmade microfibers are typically made out of nylon, polyester or a combination of the two. The diameter of a microfiber thread is typically half that of silk.; these fine threads produce lightweight fabrics. Microfibers are typically easy to clean, are wrinkle- and stain-resistant and have a luxurious appearance.

Question 31

Microsuede

Other names:

Soft Faux Suede Fabric, Microsuede Fabric, Upholstery fabric, Suedette, Sofa fabric

Answer 31

Microsuede is a type of microfiber. It is usually 100 percent Polyester. Feels as genuine suede leather but has none of the drawbacks. Microsuede is less expensive than real suede and is more wear- and stain-resistant, and comes in a variety of colors to match any room’s decor.

Question 32

Uses of Microfibers

Answer 32

Microfibers are not only used to cover furniture; microfibers in clothing are used to make very lightweight and breathable garments popular among athletes to draw water away from the body. Microfibers are also used in many cleaning products such as mops; microfibers are electrically charged, which helps catch and trap dirt and dust into the fibers of the cloth. Microfibers can also be used to clean grease and fat stains because of the lipophilic qualities of the fibers, which attract fats and grease.