Textilie

Related words

• Bleiche

  Bleach

• Chlorbleiche

  Chlorine bleach

• Textilfaser

  textile fiber

• Textil

  Textile

• Bettzeug

  bedding

• Textilchemie

  Textile chemistry is the study of chemical processes and substances used in the production and processing of textiles.

• Kleidermotte

  clothes moth

• Ziegenhaar

  Goat hair is the fur of the goat, which can be used for various purposes such as textiles, brushes, or upholstery material.

• Abrasch

  Abrash

• Stofffarbe

  Fabric dye

• Kalander

  A machine with rollers for smoothing or coating materials such as paper, textiles, or plastics.

• stricken

  to knit

• häkeln

  To crochet

• Stoff

  Fabric

• Baumwolle

  Cotton is a natural fiber obtained from the seeds of the cotton plant and used to make textiles.

• Abaka

  Abaca

• Flammschutzmittel

  A flame retardant is a substance that makes materials difficult to ignite or delays the spread of fire.

• Rüsche

  Ruffle

• Mikrofaser

  Microfiber is a very fine fiber often used in textiles to effectively absorb dirt and moisture.

• Putzerei

  Dry cleaner's

• Jüte

  Jute

• Acryl

  acrylic

• Bräme

  trim, border

• Applike

  An appliqué is a decorative design made of one material sewn or stuck onto another.

• Lumpenhändler

  Ragpicker

• Strickerei

  Knitting

• schurwollen

  Virgin wool

• fluffig

  Fluffy

• Zellulose

  Cellulose

• Fluse

  Lint, fluff

• Buntwaschmittel

  Color detergent

• einlaufen

  Shrink

• Polyamid

  Polyamide

• Murexid

  Murexide

• Polyethylenterephthalat

  Polyethylene terephthalate

• Nanofaser

  A nanofiber is a fiber with a diameter in the nanometer range.

• Weißnäherin

  seamstress of white goods

• Stricker

  A knitter is a person who knits, i.e., creates textiles by interlocking loops of yarn.

• Wulst

  Bead

• Wäsche

  Laundry

• schneidern

  To tailor means to make or alter clothing or other textiles to fit a specific person.

• Textilien

  Textiles

• Geotextilien

  geotextiles