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 Differences between Knitting and Weaving: Parameters Knitting Weaving Method of Construction Converting yarn into fabric by interloping of yarns Converting yarn into fabric by interlacement of warp & weft Converting yarn into fabric by interlacement of warp & weft Capital investment is less as compared to Weaving The capital investment is higher than knitting Machine Set Up Time Setting up a machine is easy and faster Not easy as compared with knitting Productivity High Productivity Less Productivity Design Modification Styles and designs can be changed easily and faster Design modification is difficult as compared to in knitting Elasticity Good elasticity as compared to woven fabrics Crease resistance is lower than knitted fabrics Ironing Ironing n...

Difference between Dyeing & printing: Dyeing Printing The process by which a textile materials is to be changed physically or chemically so that it looks mono uniform colored is called dyeing. The process in which different types of colors are used to make a particular design on the textile goods is called printing. For dying, dyes are applied on the whole fabric equally. For printing, dyes are applied on the fabric localizedly to produced desired design.   Fabric, yarn and fiber can be colored by Dying. Printing only can colored dye fabric. Dyes are applied on both side of fabric. Dyes are applied on only one side of fabric. Only one dye is used for dyeing. One more dyes are used for printing. Precise temperature should be maintain during dyeing.   It is unnecessary to maintain precise temperature during pri...

Difference between Natural fiber and man-made fiber: Natural fiber Man-made fiber The fiber which are obtain/got from nature. The fiber which are developed by man. Most of natural fiber Hygienic in nature. Most of man-made fiber are not Hygienic. Length and structure is control by nature. Length and structure is control by man. Or, can be produce as our wish. Production cost is high. Production cost is low than natural fiber. High absorbency. Low absorbency. Its plants depend on natural climates. ...

Difference between Hydrophilic & Hydrophobic fiber: Hydrophilic Hydrophobic The fibers which is absorb water is known as Hydrophobic fibers. The fibers which is not absorb water is known as Hydrophobic fibers. Most of natural fibers are Hydrophilic fiber. Most of man-made fibers are Hydrophilic fiber. These are less sustainable. These are more sustainable. This types of fibers attract moisture of the body. This types of fibers repel moisture of the body. This types of fibers are more comfortable than Hydrophobic fibers. This types of fibers are less comfortable than Hydrophilic fibers. These fibers has low intermolecular force. These fibers has high intermolecular force.