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Following is a list of images included in Digital Textiles™. Most images are shown in two magnifications, and more than one example is shown of some, resulting in well over 1500 images in the complete set. So while this list does contain the repetition of multiple examples or magnifications, it should give you a good idea as to the content and coverage of the topic of textiles offered by Digital Textiles™.

Volume 1: Natural

PART 1: AND OTHER SEED HAIR FIBERS

Cotton boll Photomicrographs of cotton Photomicrographs of cotton fiber—cross section Picker lap Card sliver Drawn sliver Roving Filling (untreated) Warp yarn (treated) Greige goods Bleached goods Dyed and finished goods Printed and glazed goods Pima cotton Organically colored cotton boll Organically colored cotton sliver Organically colored cotton knit Egyptian cotton organically colored washcloth Certified organically grown cotton t- Organically colored, organically grown cotton So-called “green” cotton Recycled pencil and paper Cotton terry cloth Cotton Cotton shirting Cotton denim Cotton Cotton “Tussah” cotton Cotton Mercerized cotton Cotton carpet rug Kapok fiber Milkweed floss

Volume 1: Natural Fibers

PART 2: AND OTHER BAST FIBERS, AND MISC. CELLULOSICS

Unbleached flax top Photomicrographs of flax fibers Photomicrographs of flax fibers—cross section Bleached flax top Handkerchief Linen Linen drapery Linen upholstery sliver Photomicrograph of cotton and ramie fibers Linen and ramie suiting Ramie and cotton denim strick Hemp sliver Hemp and cotton burlap Jute carpet /cotton Abaca placemat carpet Seagrass carpet Cactus purse Paper-mulberry tapa cloth

Volume 1: Natural Fibers

PART 3: AND SPECIALTY HAIR FIBERS

Raw wool fiber Photomicrographs of wool fibers Photomicrographs of wool fibers—cross section Photomicrographs of coarse wool fibers, showing medulla Photomicrographs of coarse wool fibers, showing medulla—cross section Scoured wool fiber Lanolin Wool top Merino wool top Stock dyed wool fiber Wool roving Wool yarn Unfinished woolen suiting Fulled/finished woolen suiting Merino wool suiting Lambswool suiting Woolen suiting wool Wool knit Wool grosfaille suiting Wool Contract worsted wool upholstery Wool carpet Washable wool Photomicrograph of goat hair fibers Hair interfacing Curly lamb fiber suiting Bouclé yarn suiting Raw fiber Angora fiber Photomicrograph of fibers Angora blend Wool// suiting top suiting Photomicrograph of cashmere goat hair fibers Cashmere coating Cashmere knit top Alpaca suiting Photomicrograph of red fox fibers Rabbit fur Genuine

Volume 1: Natural Fibers

PART 4:

Silkworm cocoon Silk Bombyx bell Photomicrographs of silk fibers Photomicrographs of silk fibers—cross section Skein of silk fiber Tussah silk noil fiber silk Silk noil Tussah wild silk Duppioni silk Silk Silk damask Silk suiting Silk Printed silk jacquard Silk repp upholstery Silk upholstery Silk wall covering

Volume 2: Manufactured Fibers

PART 1: , & ACETATE

Viscose rayon fiber Photomicrographs of viscose rayon fibers Photomicrograph of cuprammonium rayon fibers Photomicrograph of flat rayon fibers—cross section Photomicrographs of Julon® rayon fibers Photomicrographs of Modal® rayon fibers Photomicrographs of Polynosic® rayon fibers Producer-colored rayon fiber Polynosic® HWM rayon challis Spun rayon challis Printed filament rayon Tencel® lyocell fiber Photomicrographs of lyocell fibers Tencel® lyocell shirting Tencel® lyocell knit Photomicrographs of acetate fibers Acetate Acetate lining Acetate satin

Volume 2: Manufactured Fibers

PART 2: NYLON

Antron® nylon polymer flakes Undrawn Antron® nylon fiber Photomicrographs of nylon fibers Photomicrographs of round nylon fibers—cross section Photomicrographs of trilobal nylon fibers—cross section Photomicrographs of hollow nylon fibers—cross section Antron® nylon BCFN (bulk continuous filament nylon) yarn Cut carpet Antron® nylon tow Antron® nylon staple fiber Antron® nylon spun yarn Antron® nylon solution dyed polymer chips Antron® nylon solution dyed fiber Antron® nylon solution dyed yarn nylon Nylon bag Bright sport nylon 66 packcloth Antron III® nylon Supplex® nylon ® Plus nylon Tactel® nylon and knit

Volume 2: Manufactured Fibers

PART 3: AND PTT

Photomicrographs of polyester fibers Photomicrograph of microdenier polyester fibers—cross section Polyester Polyester taffeta Polyester lining Polyester Polyester lace Dacron® polyester Polyester doubleknit ® polyester Sontara® spunlaced polyester Polyester eyelash Pleats heat set into polyester polyester Micromattique® microfiber polyester canvas Polyester and cotton blend 87% Fortrel® EcoSpun™ (100% recycled bottles)/13% Fortrel® polyester fleece P.E.T. soda bottle chips P.E.T. pellets P.E.T. tow with color added P.E.T. staple fiber P.E.T. staple fiber blended with cotton fiber P.E.T./cotton yarn Soda Pop Denim™ made from 100% recycled plastic bottles Corterra® PTT

Volume 2: Manufactured Fibers

PART 4: OLEFIN

Polyloom® olefin pellets Polyloom® olefin film Photomicrographs of olefin fibers Polyloom® olefin yarn Artificial turf from Polyloom® olefin Olefin indoor/outdoor carpet Olefin carpet Tyvek® olefin mailing envelope Tyvek® olefin Olefin upholstery Herculon® olefin upholstery Olefin outdoor upholstery Olefin upholstery Polyolefin foam Olefin house wrap

Volume 2: Manufactured Fibers

PART 5: ACRYLIC AND

Photomicrographs of acrylic fibers Acrylic blanket Acrylic Acrylic sweater knit Acrylic twill weave MicroSupreme® acrylic Acrylic artificial fur Sunbrella Firesist® modacrylic canvas Wig

Volume 2: Manufactured Fibers

PART 6: MISC. MANUFACTURED FIBERS

Rubber floor mat Rubber-core elastic thread Cotton and Lycra® spandex stretch denim Cotton and spandex stretch woven Photomicrographs of spandex fibers Micromattique™ polyester and Lycra® spandex knit Lycra® spandex stretch lace Nylon and Dorlastan® spandex swimwear Nylon and Lycra® spandex swimwear ® amamid knit gloves Photomicrographs of glass fibers Woven fiberglass used in boat construction Fiberglass mat Photomicrograph of metal fiber Photomicrographs of metal fibers Copper pot scrubber Aluminum coating on board cover Metallic knit Metallic knit with sequins Pleated metallic Saran casement Vinyl shower curtain Gore-Tex®–face Gore-Tex®–back

Volume 3:

PART 1: YARN PROCESSING

Fabric made from smooth-filament yarn Monofilament fishing line Polyloom® split-fiber tape yarn Fabric made from tape yarns Antron® nylon BCFN (bulk continuous filament nylon) yarn Fabric made from BCF (bulk continuous filament) yarn Antron® nylon spun yarn Fabric made from carded yarn Fabric made from combed yarn Woolen Worsted wool Intimate fiber blend (65% polyester/35% cotton) Heathered yarns (two different colors of polyester) Fiber blend (mixture) different fibers in warp and filling Fiber blend (mixture) kenaf filling/cotton warp Fiber blend (combination)

Volume 3: Yarns

PART 2: SIMPLE YARNS

Napping twist yarns in filling Average twist yarns twist yarns Crepe twist yarns Low-denier/fine yarns Medium-denier/average yarns High-denier/large yarns Simple single yarn 2-ply yarn 3-ply thread 3-ply rug yarn 4-ply yarn Cord

Volume 3: Yarns

PART 3: FANCY YARNS

Variegated–color yarn Tweed yarn Tweed suiting Fleck/flock/flake tweed yarn Tweed suiting Ratiné yarn Ratiné yarn suiting Spiral/corkscrew yarn Spiral yarn suiting Knot/spot/nub/knop yarn Casement with knot yarns Spike/snarl yarn Upholstery with spike yarn Bouclé/loop/curl yarn Bouclé yarn suiting Slub yarn Slub yarn suiting Metallic yarn Metallic yarn fabric Chenille yarn Chenille yarn suiting Chenille upholstery Eyelash fabric Covered yarn/rubber core wrapped with polyester yarn Sewing thread/polyester core sheathed with cotton fibers Fasciated yarn/filament-wrapped filament yarn

Volume 4: Plain Weaves

PART 1: BALANCED LIGHTWEIGHTS

Plain weave–face –back from conventional Selvage from shuttleless loom window sheer with sequins Printed voile Organza Sparkle organza Batiste China silk Microfiber polyester Lining Handkerchief linen Polynosic® rayon challis Low-count sheer casement Crinoline Printed Indian gauze/crinkled gauze

Volume 4: Plain Weaves

PART 2: BALANCED MEDIUM/HEAVY WEIGHTS

Percale sheeting Glazed Polished cotton Unbleached Printed flannelette Outing flannel Gingham raveled Baby gingham Chambray Chambray raveled Wool windowpane plaid/Indian madras Menswear striped lining Shantung Weaver's cloth cotton suiting Homespun Homespun plaid Printed Butcher cloth Silk noil Burlap Tweed suiting Tropical worsted wool Cashmere coating Wool plush upholstery Olefin upholstery Cordura® Plus nylon packcloth

Volume 4: Plain Weaves

PART 3: UNBALANCED

Crepe de chine Broadcloth raveled Acetate taffeta Iridescent taffeta raveled Iridescent taffeta Plaid taffeta Silk shantung Tissue faille Printed faille Grosfaille suiting Moiré faille weight or repp upholstery Ribbed suiting upholstery Pincord Ripstop nylon Ribbed organza Ribbed contract upholstery Ribbed Herculon® olefin upholstery/wall covering

Volume 4: Plain Weaves

PART 4: BASKET WEAVES

2x2 basket weave Chambray Chambray oxford raveled Pinpoint chambray oxford Duck Canvas Hair canvas interfacing Hopsacking Monk's cloth Aida cloth Printed aida cloth Tweed basket weave suiting Basket weave suiting Basket weave wallcovering Basket weave upholstery Basket weave fiberglass

Volume 5: Twill and Satin Weaves

PART 1: EVEN-SIDED

Twill weave (even sided, 2/2)–face Twill weave (even sided, 2/2)–back Silk foulard Silk surah Twill challis Wool Twill outing flannel Wool flannel suiting Viyella flannel shirting Twill flannel upholstery Houndstooth worsted wool Houndstooth printed twill woolen suiting Herringbone shirting Twill weave plaid suiting Goose eye twill suiting

Volume 5: Twill and Satin Weaves

PART 2: WARP-FACED TWILLS

Twill weave (warp faced, 3/2)–face Twill weave (warp faced, 3/2)–back Twill lining Denim–face Denim–back Pinstripe denim Jean Chino–face Chino–back Gabardine–face Gabardine–back Wool tricotene Cavalry twill Chevron suiting Lambswool suiting Twill weave Twill weave upholstery Twill weave variation– upholstery

Volume 5: Twill and Satin Weaves

PART 3: (PLUS NARROW WOVENS)

Satin weave, 4/1–face Satin weave, 4/1–back Acetate satin–face Acetate satin–back Silk satin–face Silk satin–back Polyester –face Polyester charmeuse–back Printed charmeuse Millium® coat lining Cuddle cloth–face Cuddle cloth–back Crepe-back satin–face Crepe-back satin–back Satin-back shantung–face Satin-back shantung–back Filling –face Filling sateen–back Printed filling sateen Warp sateen drapery–face Warp sateen drapery–back Warp sateen drapery Narrows–woven elastic Narrows–bias tape Narrows–corded piping Narrows– ®

Volume 6: Fancy Weaves

PART 1:

Dobby upholstery–face Dobby upholstery–back Dobby microfiber polyester Crinkle print with dobby dot Dobby lining Huck toweling Shirting madras Printed waffle cloth Extra-yarn weave shirting–face Extra-yarn weave shirting–back Embroidered-look extra yarn weave–face Embroidered-look extra yarn weave–back Extra yarn weave shirting–face Extra yarn weave shirting–back Clipped spot–face Clipped spot–back Dotted Swiss–face Dotted Swiss–back Piqué—face Piqué–back Printed piqué Birdseye piqué Fancy piqué–face Fancy piqué–back Pinwale piqué print

Volume 6: Fancy Weaves

PART 2: JACQUARD

Jacquard polyester Printed silk jacquard Metallic jacquard Extra-yarn weave upholstery–face Extra-yarn weave upholstery–back Liseré—face Liseré–back Cotton damask–reversible Linen damask–reversible Brocade–face Brocade–back Polyester brocade–face Polyester brocade–back Silk brocade Tapestry has at least two sets of warp and two sets of filling Tapestry–face Tapestry–back Flamestitch tapestry upholstery–face Flamestitch tapestry upholstery–back Tapestry

Volume 6: Fancy Weaves

PART 3: MOMIE, LENO AND

Momie weave crepe Momie weave georgette Momie weave crepe contract drapery sheer Leno weave Leno weave drapery sheer True double cloth–layers separated True double cloth–solid side True double cloth–plaid side True double cloth–layers separated Reversible weave upholstery—light side Reversible pocket weave upholstery—dark side Pocket weave upholstery–face Pocket weave upholstery–back Matelassé upholstery–face Matelassé upholstery–back Matelassé–face Matelassé–back Double-faced satin ribbon

Volume 6: Fancy Weaves

PART 4: PILE AND SLACK TENSION

Medium wale corduroy–face Medium wale corduroy–back Pin-wale corduroy–face Pin-wale corduroy–back –face Velveteen–back Houndstooth print velveteen –face Velvet–back upholstery Friezé overwire upholstery–face Friezé overwire upholstery–back Grospoint upholstery–face Grospoint upholstery–back Terry cloth Terry velour Jacquard terry cloth Shagbark Seersucker Volume 7: Knits

PART 1: SINGLE FILLING KNITS

Small knit Medium gauge knit Large gauge sweater knit Single filling knit jersey–face Single filling knit jersey–back Knit stitch–vertical wales on face Knit stitch–horizontal courses on back Knitted sweatshirt fleece–face Knitted sweatshirt fleece–back Printed knitted –face Printed knitted suede–back Purl knit–face or back 1x1 rib knit–face or back 2x2 rib knit–face or back Seed stitch–knit 1/purl 1 Volume 7: Knits

PART 2: FLOAT AND TUCK STITCHES

Float stitch knit–face Float stitch knit–back knit–face Intarsia knit–back Mock intarsia–face Mock intarsia–back Tuck stitch knit–face Tuck stitch knit–back knit/tuck stitch–face Mesh knit/tuck stitch–back Tan-through swimwear Novelty knit–face Novelty knit–back Fancy sweater knit Novelty knit Cable stitch knit Full-fashion marks Mock full-fashion marks

Volume 7: Knits

PART 3: PILE KNITS

Knit terry–face Knit terry–back Velour knit Artificial fur–face Artificial fur–back French terry–face French terry–back French terry tweed–face French terry tweed–back Dyersburg E.C.O.

Volume 7: Knits

PART 4: DOUBLEKNITS

Interlock knit–face or back Striped interlock knit 1x1 rib double knit collar Double knit suiting–face Double knit suiting–back Double knit–face Double knit–back Piqué double knit suiting–face Pique double knit suiting–back Double knit–face Double knit–back Jacquard double knit–face Jacquard double knit–back Elephant skin–face Elephant skin–back Volume 7: Knits

PART 5: WARP KNITS (PLUS NARROW KNITS)

Warp knit tricot–face Warp knit tricot–back Swimwear–face Swimwear–back Brushed tricot–face Brushed tricot–back Warp knit printed panné velvet made on warp machine Fancy net made on machine Russian veiling Raschel knit mesh laundry bag Raschel knit lace tablecloth Raschel knit re-embroidered lace Raschel knit leno-look casement Warp knit/warp insertion Warp knit/weft insertion Warp knit casement– insertion Knitted elastic Knitted elastic

Volume 8: Other Fabrications

PART 1: FILMS, FOAMS, FIBERWEBS, BRAIDS AND

Embossed shower curtain/vinyl film Polyurethane foam Polyolefin foam Hand-painted tapa cloth Dry-laid fiberweb interfacing Wet-laid fiberweb baby wipe Fusible interfacing Tyvek® spunbonded olefin Sontara® spunlaced polyester Spunlaced fiberweb Handiwipe™ Melt-blown fiberweb hospital drape Melt-blown fiberglass mat Needlepunched felt (not “true” felt) Needlepunched indoor/outdoor carpet Needlepunched ® White fiberfill inside quilted gingham Produce bag netlike structure Braid trim Rickrack braid Braided elastic Lace Hand crocheted lace Volume 8: Other Fabrications

PART 2: COMPOSITE FABRICS AND ANIMAL PRODUCTS

Ironing board cover/cotton coated with aluminum silver Rubber-faced cotton Laminated cotton/vinyl face Gore-Tex®–face Gore-Tex®–back/coated with polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) Ultrasuede® suedelike Candlewick/chenille bedspread–face (tufted) Candlewick/chenille bedspread–back (tufted) Cut pile carpet–face/tufted Cut pile carpet–back Level-loop carpet/tufted Cut and loop pile carpet/tufted Pleather–vinyl face bonded to knit backing Pleather–back Acrylic suiting–woven face bonded to knit backing Acrylic suiting–knit backing Silk upholstery–woven face bonded to knit backing Silk upholstery—knit backing Flannel-back denim–denim face bonded to flannel backing Flannel-back denim–flannel backing Machine quilted Ultrasonic quilted crib liner Vellux® blanket and foam inside Vellux® blanket Genuine leather–face Genuine leather–back Printed suede leather Printed horse hide Rabbit fur

Volume 9: Dyes and Prints

PART 1: DYES

Polyloom® olefin solution-dyed pellets Solution-dyed artificial turf Olefin outdoor upholstery/solution dyed Producer-colored rayon fiber/stock or fiber dyed Donegal wool tweed/stock or fiber dyed Heathered polyester/colored fibers blended in Heathered fleece/colored fibers blended in spinning /yarn dyed Chambray ravelled/yarn dyed Pillow ticking/yarn dyed Windowpane check/yarn dyed Piece dyed Garment dyed t-shirt Cotton & polyester sheeting/union dyed Rayon & polyester bengaline/union dyed Polyester & rayon t-shirt/cross dyed Polyester & cotton homespun/cross dyed Cross-dyed plaid

Volume 9: Dyes and Prints

PART 2: PRINTS

Hand-painted tapa cloth Hand-painted silk wall covering Carved block used for hand block printing Hand block print Blotch print–face (background and design are printed) Blotch print–back (background and design are printed) Overprint–face (piece dyed, then design is printed) Overprint–back (piece dyed, then design is printed) Houndstooth printed twill printed charmeuse Metallic printed drapery Roller printed aida cloth Warp print taffeta Discharge print

Volume 9: Dyes and Prints

PART 3: RESIST AND HEAT TRANSFER PRINTS

Batik Tie dye Warp Warp and filling ikat Hand screen print drapery Screen printed sweatshirt Selvage of rotary screen print Glazed chintz screen printed using vat dyes du Juoy screen printed using vat dyes T-shirt screen printed using pigments Sateen drapery/metallic screen print Heat transfer print Heat transfer print paper Heat transfer print–face Heat transfer print–back Foil print Digital print from scanned image of glazed chintz

Volume 9: Dyes and Prints

PART 4: PRINTED IMITATIONS AND PRINTING DEFECTS

Gingham PRINT–face Gingham PRINT–back Brocade drapery PRINT Moiré drapery PRINT Pillow ticking PRINT Batik PRINT Tie dye PRINT Ikat PRINT Out-of-register print Printed off-grain

Volume 10: Finishes

PART 1: AESTHETIC FINISHES

Greige goods Bleached goods Low-pilling/singed Pilling Holes in selvage from tentering pins Mercerized cotton Calendered Polished cotton Glazed chintz Quilted nylon ciré Nylon ciré Moiré faille Schreinerized Embossed shower curtain Embossed leather Embossed imitation pigskin Organdy/parchmentized Burnout casement Burnout velvet Crinoline/starched

Volume 10: Finishes

PART 2: AESTHETIC FINISHES (continued)

Brushed tricot–face Brushed tricot–back Brushed/sueded Cuddle cloth–satin face Cuddle cloth–flannel back Knit panné velvet Crushed velvet Twisted velvet Pleated Plissé Wool plissé Flocked gingham Flocked dotted swiss Flocked upholstery Flocked Vellux® blanket

Volume 10: Finishes

PART 3: AESTHETIC FINISHES (continued)

Crewel embroidery–face –back Embroidered silk suiting Embroidered eyelet Embroidered Satin-stitch embroidery Sequined Expanded foam printing Napped twill flannel upholstery Sweatshirt fleece–face Sweatshirt fleece–back/napped Flannelette/napped Thermal blanket/napped Woven woolen before Fulled woolen Beetled linen Sueded rayon Chemical wet process denim Chemical and abrasive wet process denim

Volume 10: Finishes

PART 4: FUNCTIONAL FINISHES

Washable wool Durable press finish Visa® soil- and stain-release finish Chenille upholstery with Scotchgard® finish Rug with anti-slip finish–face Rug with anti-slip finish–acrylic backing Vinyl surface coating on cotton Millium® coat lining–face Millium® coat lining–metallic back coating Awning canvas with light stabilizing finish Silk rainwear/water repellent finish Absorbent finish Anti-static slip Mothproofed wool Canvas with anti-mildew finish Antimicrobial cotton dishcloth Antimicrobial hospital drape Flame retardant sleepwear 30+ UPF (ultraviolet protection factor) finish Light reflecting fabric on back of running shoe