Industrial tufting is a modern textile technology in which yarn (most often wool, polyester, polyamide, cotton or their mixtures) is pressed into...

Industrial weaving is a technological process for fabric production in which two sets of yarns – warp (longitudinal threads) and weft (transverse...

Industrial yarn softening is a set of technological modifications aimed at increasing the softness, pliability and comfort of yarn intended for...

The Joseph Marie Jacquard loom is a revolutionary weaving machine invented in 1801 by the French inventor Joseph Marie Jacquard. This machine...

Method of joining fibers, threads, rods, or other elements by crossing, twisting, looping, or interlacing them. In the territory of present-day...

Machine knitting at home – an efficient method of producing regular, elastic, and high-quality knitted fabrics, such as scarves, socks, or sweaters,...

Ancient textile technique in which elastic net-like fabric is produced by twisting and crossing parallel warp threads stretched on a simple frame....

Traditional form of sheep breeding based on seasonal grazing in different locations and altitudes. It is closely connected with cultural traditions,...

craft focused on producing objects from leather. Medieval leatherworkers made travel trunks, leather chairs, ammunition bags, and other goods, often...

It is a traditional type of industrial weaving loom used for weaving fabrics by inserting the weft with a shuttle. This principle is one of the...

Technique for straightening wrinkled fabric fibers by using two rollers heated to a certain temperature by pulling the fabric between the hot...

A mechanized method of harvesting agricultural crops (e.g. grain) using combines or other agricultural machinery. The machine simultaneously cuts,...

Melt spinning is the most widely used and highly efficient method of producing synthetic fibers, especially from thermoplastic polymers such as...

Mordanting (staining) – traditional process used for treating and modifying the appearance of wood, metal, leather, and textiles through the...

The spinning mule is a machine used to spin cotton and other fibres like wool. They were used extensively from the late 18th to the early 20th...

Nanotechnology is a scientific and industrial field that deals with the manipulation, development and use of materials and structures at the...

Natural dyes are substances obtained from natural sources – plants, animals or minerals – that are used to color foods, textiles or other materials....

(Netting / Filet) a knotting technique in which openwork textile or netting is made from a single thread. Individual loops are attached with knots...

Nuno felting is a textile technique in which fine wool (most commonly merino) is worked into a base fabric such as silk or gauze using a wet...

A pigment is a coloring substance that occurs in nature or is produced synthetically and is used to color various materials. Pigments are...