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The Role of Yarn Counts and Polyester/Cotton Blends in Comfort of Knitted Fabric


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Title: The Role of Yarn Counts and Polyester/Cotton Blends in Comfort of Knitted Fabric

Authors: Muhammad Qamar Tusief, Nabeel Amin, Nasir Mahmood, Muhammad Babar Ramzan, Hafiz Rehan Saleem

Journal: Pakistan Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research (Series A: Physical Sciences)

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Publisher: Pakistan Council of Scientific and Industrial Research

Country: Pakistan

Year: 2017

Volume: 60

Issue: 3

Language: en

DOI: 10.52763/PJSIR.PHYS.SCI.60.3.2017.162.168

Keywords: yarn countpolyester/cotton blendsair permeabilitydrying timeabsorbency

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Abstract

There have been three major concerns regarding the clothing comfort, psychological, sensorialand thermo-physiological comfort. However, there is lack of work on thermo-physiological comfort ofknitted fabric. Hence the present study is conducted to fulfill this gap by analyzing physiological comfortin sense of air permeability, absorbency, vertical wicking and drying time of plain knitted fabric. Clothingcomfort is mainly affected by type of fibres, yarn properties, structure of fabric, finishing treatments, andclothing conditions. In this study the effect of various yarn counts and polyester/cotton blend ratios on thecomfort of knitted fabric has been analyzed using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS). Itis depicted from the results that the selected variables put direct influences on the thermo-physiologicalcomfort of the knitted fabric. The increasing share of polyester in the blend and the fine count for yarnput negative impact on the comfort of the knitted fabric.


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