Terry and Single Jersey Fabrics Knitted with Porous  Yarns for Enhanced Sock Performance

Tuba Bedez Ute; Pınar Çelik; Matejka Bizjak

Makale detayları

Terry and Single Jersey Fabrics Knitted with Porous Yarns for Enhanced Sock Performance

Yazarlar:

Tuba Bedez Ute | Pınar Çelik | Matejka Bizjak

Yayıncı:

Ege University

Ana Başlıklar:

Yarn Technology | Fabric Technologies | Fiber Technology | Textile Technology

Dergi:

Textile and Apparel Vol.35 Issue 1, pp.41-53

Belge Tipi:

Makale

Yayın Tarihi:

3/2025

Belge Dili:

İngilizce

Document ID (Org No.):

2001338674

pISSN:

1300-3356

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Özet:

 Manufacturers are trying to improve product specifications as current developments in textile engineering and consumer expectations increase. In this context, studies on natural fibres in terms of sustainability and synthetic fibres in terms of product performance have increased. The materials and production methods for manufacturing hollow yarns, which improve product properties by reducing the density in the internal structure of the yarns, are attracting attention in this context. This study investigates the effects of raw material and yarn structure on the properties of yarns and fabrics. Core-spun yarns were produced in a ring-spinning system to obtain hollow structures for the design of sock fabrics. Environmentally friendly polymer-based soluble filament yarns were used instead of polyvinyl alcohol PVA as the core and cotton and blends of bamboocotton and cottonviscose as the sheath material. After the fabric was produced, yarns with different packing densities were obtained by removing the core material. Some fabric properties, especially water absorbency, the main reason for producing socks with yarns having different packing densities, were evaluated by capillary rise and moisture management tests. The bursting strength of terry fabrics was not affected by LPD yarns in the fabric, while air permeability and hydrophilicity were positively affected. Therefore, a loose and porous yarn structure improves the properties of the terry fabrics, especially for socks.

 Manufacturers are trying to improve product specifications as current developments in textile engineering and consumer expectations increase. In this context, studies on natural fibres in terms of sustainability and synthetic fibres in terms of product performance have increased. The materials and production methods for manufacturing hollow yarns, which improve product properties by reducing the density in the internal structure of the yarns, are attracting attention in this context. This study investigates the effects of raw material and yarn structure on the properties of yarns and fabrics. Core-spun yarns were produced in a ring-spinning system to obtain hollow structures for the design of sock fabrics. Environmentally friendly polymer-based soluble filament yarns were used instead of polyvinyl alcohol PVA as the core and cotton and blends of bamboocotton and cottonviscose as the sheath material. After the fabric was produced, yarns with different packing densities were obtained by removing the core material. Some fabric properties, especially water absorbency, the main reason for producing socks with yarns having different packing densities, were evaluated by capillary rise and moisture management tests. The bursting strength of terry fabrics was not affected by LPD yarns in the fabric, while air permeability and hydrophilicity were positively affected. Therefore, a loose and porous yarn structure improves the properties of the terry fabrics, especially for socks.

 Manufacturers are trying to improve product specifications as current developments in textile engineering and consumer expectations increase. In this context, studies on natural fibres in terms of sustainability and synthetic fibres in terms of product performance have increased. The materials and production methods for manufacturing hollow yarns, which improve product properties by reducing the density in the internal structure of the yarns, are attracting attention in this context. This study investigates the effects of raw material and yarn structure on the properties of yarns and fabrics. Core-spun yarns were produced in a ring-spinning system to obtain hollow structures for the design of sock fabrics. Environmentally friendly polymer-based soluble filament yarns were used instead of polyvinyl alcohol PVA as the core and cotton and blends of bamboocotton and cottonviscose as the sheath material. After the fabric was produced, yarns with different packing densities were obtained by removing the core material. Some fabric properties, especially water absorbency, the main reason for producing socks with yarns having different packing densities, were evaluated by capillary rise and moisture management tests. The bursting strength of terry fabrics was not affected by LPD yarns in the fabric, while air permeability and hydrophilicity were positively affected. Therefore, a loose and porous yarn structure improves the properties of the terry fabrics, especially for socks.

 Manufacturers are trying to improve product specifications as current developments in textile engineering and consumer expectations increase. In this context, studies on natural fibres in terms of sustainability and synthetic fibres in terms of product performance have increased. The materials and production methods for manufacturing hollow yarns, which improve product properties by reducing the density in the internal structure of the yarns, are attracting attention in this context. This study investigates the effects of raw material and yarn structure on the properties of yarns and fabrics. Core-spun yarns were produced in a ring-spinning system to obtain hollow structures for the design of sock fabrics. Environmentally friendly polymer-based soluble filament yarns were used instead of polyvinyl alcohol PVA as the core and cotton and blends of bamboocotton and cottonviscose as the sheath material. After the fabric was produced, yarns with different packing densities were obtained by removing the core material. Some fabric properties, especially water absorbency, the main reason for producing socks with yarns having different packing densities, were evaluated by capillary rise and moisture management tests. The bursting strength of terry fabrics was not affected by LPD yarns in the fabric, while air permeability and hydrophilicity were positively affected. Therefore, a loose and porous yarn structure improves the properties of the terry fabrics, especially for socks.

Makale detayları

Terry and Single Jersey Fabrics Knitted with Porous Yarns for Enhanced Sock Performance

Yazarlar:

Tuba Bedez Ute | Pınar Çelik | Matejka Bizjak

Yayıncı:

Ege University

Ana Başlıklar:

Yarn Technology | Fabric Technologies | Fiber Technology | Textile Technology

Dergi:

Textile and Apparel Vol.35 Issue 1, pp.41-53

Belge Tipi:

Makale

Yayın Tarihi:

3/2025

Belge Dili:

İngilizce

Document ID (Org No.):

2001338674

pISSN:

1300-3356

Core spun

water absorption

moisture management

air permeability

socks

yarn structure

porous structure.

Sayı

Makale detayları

Yazarlar: Tuba Bedez Ute | Pınar Çelik | Matejka Bizjak

Yayıncı: Ege University

Ana Başlıklar: Yarn Technology | Fabric Technologies | Fiber Technology | Textile Technology

Dergi: Textile and Apparel Vol.35 Issue 1, pp.41-53

Belge Tipi: Makale

Yayın Tarihi: 3/2025

Belge Dili: İngilizce

Document ID (Org No.): 2001338674

pISSN: 1300-3356

Sayı

Yazarlar:

Tuba Bedez Ute | Pınar Çelik | Matejka Bizjak

Yayıncı:

Ege University

Ana Başlıklar:

Yarn Technology | Fabric Technologies | Fiber Technology | Textile Technology

Dergi:

Textile and Apparel Vol.35 Issue 1, pp.41-53

Belge Tipi:

Makale

Yayın Tarihi:

3/2025

Belge Dili:

İngilizce

Document ID (Org No.):

2001338674

pISSN:

1300-3356