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Critique ready-made clothing for durability, function, & style

Critique ready-made clothing for durability, function, & style. Teen Living Objective 11.02. Buying Clothes. Before buying a new garment try it on to judge fit and appearance. Trying on Clothing.

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Critique ready-made clothing for durability, function, & style

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  1. Critique ready-made clothing for durability, function, & style Teen Living Objective 11.02

  2. Buying Clothes • Before buying a new garment try it on to judge fit and appearance

  3. Trying on Clothing • One of the most important things to do when trying on a garment is to stretch, sit down, and bend over while wearing the garment

  4. Clothing durability • Durability of a garment is determined by the quality of construction and fabric used

  5. Fabric Types • Natural – made from plants or animals • Man-made- created by using chemicals in a laboratory • Blends- mixing different types of fibers together, often combining natural & man-made into one fabric

  6. Natural Fibers • Fiber from plant and animal sources: cotton silk wool

  7. Silk • Silk fibers are produced by a worm!

  8. Wool • Wool is sheared from a sheep & spun into fibers

  9. Cotton • Cotton comes from the cotton plant

  10. Man Made Fibers • In general, synthetic fibers are created by forcing fiber forming chemicals through holes into the air, forming a thread. • Nylon • Polyester • Rayon • Acrylic

  11. Blends • Blended fiber - two or more different types of staple fibers are twisted or spun together to form the yarn for the fabric

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