Chromic textiles, fabrics that change colour in response to external stimuli, have attracted considerable interest for their potential in smart clothing, sensors, protective gear, and aesthetic design. These stimuli include light (photochromism), temperature (thermochromism), ele...
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Nanotechnology has profoundly transformed the textile industry by introducing nanoscale materials and devices that enhance fabric functionality, durability and performance. This multidisciplinary field exploits the unique properties of nanomaterials as increased surface area, sup...
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Nonwoven fabrics have become integral to numerous industries due to their lightweight, versatile and cost-effective nature. It’s unlike traditional woven or knitted textiles, are manufactured by bonding or interlocking fibres through mechanical, thermal or chemical processes with...
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