Apparel II unit 1.02

The Flammable fabrics act requires that childrens sleepwear be:

• Flame retardant

• antifungal

• water repellent

• waterproof

Jazzman developed a new graphic design for her line of t-shirts. she wants to print them using a technique she learned her apparel & textile production II class that involves using a mesh frame, ink, and a rubber blade. This method is known as:

• roller printing

• screen printing

• wax resist printing

• digital printing

corduroy has a soft, raised surface. what texture finish has been applied

• napping

• brushing

• flocking

• embossing

as a class project, javier created a hand-painted watercolor inspired by her favourite designer. she used a textile printing company to upload her design and have it printed onto an organic cotton knit fabric using an ink-jet printer. this is an example this is an example of which printing method?

• roller

• screen

• wax resist

• digital

adjusting the molecular structure of chemicals used to form fibers is found in sportswear apparel in the form of sweat-wicking properties. this performance featureis primarily used due to advances in:

• microfibers

• smart fabrics

• nanotechnology

• green finishes

shuanita has been experimenting with different textiles printing techniques. for her new project, she painted wax onto her white fabric and after drying, she soaked it in dye. after the dye dried, she removed the wax with newspaper and her iron. which printing technique did she apply?

• roller

• screen

• resist

• digital

which dyes are most permanent

• fiber reactive

• acid

• mordant

• dispersed

which dye can be used at room temperature on cotton, rayon and linen?

• fiber reactive

• acid

• mordant

• dispersed