textile elasticity
[ˈtɛkstaɪl ɪˌlæsˈtɪsəti]
nounfemininepl: elasticities
elasticidade têxtil
1. The ability of a fabric or textile material to stretch and return to its original shape and dimensions after being subjected to stress or deformation
The textile elasticity of spandex allows it to stretch up to 500% without permanent deformation.
A elasticidade têxtil do spandex permite que ele se estique até 500% sem deformação permanente.
2. A physical property measured by the ratio of stress to strain in textile materials, indicating resistance to permanent deformation
Engineers test textile elasticity to ensure garments maintain their fit after multiple washes.
Engenheiros testam a elasticidade têxtil para garantir que as peças mantenham seu ajuste após várias lavagens.
3. The degree to which a fabric can recover its original dimensions after being stretched or compressed
High-quality activewear requires excellent textile elasticity to withstand intense physical activity.
Roupas esportivas de alta qualidade requerem excelente elasticidade têxtil para suportar atividades físicas intensas.
Textile elasticity is a critical property in both American and Brazilian fashion industries, particularly in the production of activewear, swimwear, and stretch fabrics. The term is used professionally in textile manufacturing, quality control, and fashion design across both cultures. Brazil is a major textile producer, making this term essential in industrial and commercial contexts.
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