fabric durability
[/ˈfæbrɪk dəˈrəbɪləti/]
noun
durabilidade do tecido
1. The ability of a fabric to resist wear, tear, fading, and deterioration over time and repeated use
High-quality cotton has excellent fabric durability and can last for many years with proper care.
O algodão de alta qualidade tem excelente durabilidade do tecido e pode durar muitos anos com cuidado adequado.
2. The measure of how well a textile material maintains its structural integrity and appearance through washing, wearing, and environmental exposure
The fabric durability of outdoor furniture must withstand sun and rain exposure.
A durabilidade do tecido dos móveis de exterior deve resistir à exposição ao sol e à chuva.
In Brazil's textile industry, particularly strong in regions like Santa Catarina and São Paulo, fabric durability is a key marketing point for quality apparel and home furnishings. The concept is closely tied to consumer expectations for value and longevity. In the USA, fabric durability is emphasized in outdoor gear, workwear, and premium clothing markets, reflecting consumer interest in sustainability and cost-effectiveness.
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