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Study of Fabrics Properties for Intimate Apparel Application

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  • International Journal of Science and Engineering Investigations

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  • 2017

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This paper identifies the bra is a tool for support. It is an intimate piece of clothing. The bra gradually evolves from basic needs to body shape enhancement and personal preference on style. Bra made of layers of fabrics, these fabrics some times are not good to use to manufacture bra cup. This paper took two kinds of mesh fiber glass and polyester, used between two layers fabrics (micro modal and polyamide microfiber), to form shape of cup. Multilayer fabrics have been widely used for clothing. The thermal and Water vapor resistances and air permeability provided by multilayer fabrics are of considerable importance in determining thermal comfort of clothing. Firstly, study the thermal, water vapor, and air permeability transfer through each the fabrics. Secondly, study the thermal, water vapor and air permeability transfer through multilayer fabrics is presented. And study compressibility and resilience.
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