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Acetate
Acetate is a manufactured cellulosic fiber made by chemically modifying cellulose, commonly from wood pulp, into cellulose acetate and spinning it into filaments. Commercial textile production began in the 1920s, with American acetate fiber marketed by Celanese in 1924. The fiber has a smooth, lustrous surface and a fluid drape, so it has been used for garment linings, dresses, blouses, and other...
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Cashmere
The fine undercoat of cashmere goats provides cashmere, a natural textile associated with soft, lightweight apparel. China and Mongolia are important producing regions, where goats develop insulating undercoats in cold conditions. Separating those fine fibers from coarser outer hair is part of producing the material used in sweaters and scarves.
Cashmere offers warmth without the weight of many t...
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