| Different Textiles | Kinds of Clothing | Fashion Styles | Colour Descriptions | | |
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| Ramie [ similar to linen in appearance and properties but from different plant. |
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| Rayon [ man made fibre like silk in appearance. |
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| Rep
fabric with larger rib variation, of various fibres. |
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| Ribbon
narrow strip of ribbed fabric used for trim or to hold hair in place. |
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| Satin
achieved by having intervals when warp yarns float over several filling yarns. Loosely twisted yarns made from more lustrous fibres are used to reflect more light. Not durable and more likely to snag. |
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| Sea Island cotton quality cotton with long staple. |
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| Seersucker [ fabric with crinkled appearance achieved by keeping some warp yarns at tight tension and some at slack during manufacturing. |
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| Shetland [ fine high quality wool originally from Shetland Isles to north of Scotland. |
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| Spandex [ manmade fibre with stretch and recovery characteristics. Used as a core yarn covered with other yarn depending on use. Used in swimwear, pantyhose etc. |
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| Suede [ brushed leather used in shoes and jackets. |
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