Thermal comfort properties of silk knitted denim fabrics

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Abstract

This study has been aimed to develop three different knitted denim fabrics (3/1 twill) using cotton (30s) and eri silk (2/80 Nm) yarns in different proportions (100% cotton, 50/50 cotton/eri silk, 100% eri silk). Dimensional, physical and thermal comfort properties have been analysed for the developed samples. Thermal properties of the fabric are analysed using a flat plate thermal conductivity tester, and the wicking ability is measured with a vertical wicking tester. Eri silk knitted denim fabric is found with the excellent dimensional, physical and thermal comfort properties better than that of cotton and 50/50 cotton/eri silk blended knitted denim fabrics. The results indicate that the eri silk knitted denim fabric is more suitable for functional wear applications.

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Kumar, T. S., Kumar, M. R., Raja, D., Prakash, C., & Thirumurugan, V. (2024). Thermal comfort properties of silk knitted denim fabrics. Indian Journal of Fibre and Textile Research, 49(1), 91–95. https://doi.org/10.56042/ijftr.v49i1.9541

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