It turns out, your towels have been keeping a secret—and it's all in the strips. Here's an interesting bit of trivia about ...

The fabric was created by weaving extremely thin stainless steel micro wires (SUS316L) with a diameter of 50μm (less than ...

So, any natural or synthetic fabric, from linen to silk to polyester, woven using the right process, can be a Jacquard fabric. What makes the Jacquard process exceptional is that it can produce a ...

But for the few fabrics derived from non-woven plastics, why not try fusing them together? That’s exactly what [Dries] did, and with some calibration, the result is a speedy means of seaming ...

The answer is more than lab coats! Think about the fabric that makes your shirt. Notice the strings that are woven or knitted together to make the fabric. These strings are called yarns. Each yarn is ...