processed textile
[ˈprɑːsest ˈtɛkstaɪl]
nounpl: processed textiles
têxtil processado
1. Fabric or cloth that has undergone industrial treatment such as bleaching, dyeing, printing, or finishing to enhance its appearance, durability, or functionality
The processed textile was treated with a water-resistant coating before being shipped to retailers.
O têxtil processado foi tratado com um revestimento resistente à água antes de ser enviado aos varejistas.
2. Any textile material that has been transformed from its raw state through mechanical, chemical, or thermal processes in manufacturing
Processed textiles include cotton blends, synthetic fabrics, and treated linen.
Os têxteis processados incluem misturas de algodão, tecidos sintéticos e linho tratado.
In Brazil, processed textiles are a significant part of the manufacturing sector, particularly in regions like São Paulo and Santa Catarina. The term is commonly used in commercial and industrial contexts when referring to fabrics ready for consumer use or further processing. In Portugal, the textile industry also uses this terminology, particularly in the northern regions known for textile production.
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