Fabric Types

4. This natural fiber is from an animal, is warm, easily returns to normal shape, has to be dry cleaned or hand washed, absorbs ordors.
6. This synthetic fiber is soft, easily draped, damaged by acetone, and is used in dresses and blouses.
8. This synthetic fiber elastic, resists body oil stains, damaged by heat and chlorine, and is used in workout clothes and swimwear.
10. This synthetic fiber is strong, dries quickly, heat sensitive, and is used in sportswear and tights.
12. This synthetic fiber is soft, comfortable, may shrink or winkle without treatment, used in dresses, and may need to be dry cleaned.
14. These type of fibers come from plants or animals, such as cotton.
15. How many natural fiber types are there?

1. This synthetic fiber is usually mixed with other fibers, wrinkle resistant, absorbs oily stains, and needs little to no pressing.
2. This natural fiber is strong, soft, wrinkles easily, burns readily, is from a plant, and can be put in the washer and dryer.
3. This synthetic fiber is used in bullet proof vests.
5. This synthetic fiber is used for firefighter uniforms and racing apparel.
7. How many synthetic fibers are there?
8. These type of fibers are made from petrochemicals, such as spandex.
9. This synthetic fiber is made to like wool, is light weight, pills, can be dry cleaned or laundered, and can be used in faux fur.
11. This natural fiber is from a plant, is STRONG, comfortable in warm weather, wrinkles easily and must be ironed on HIGH heat.
13. This natural fiber is from an insect, is smooth, dries quickly, has to be ironed at a low temperature, and you must check the label for how to wash and dry it.