#Non-Woven Fabric Market

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Rising inclination toward environment-friendly products along with rising disposable income is expected to spur the Non-Woven Fabrics industry...

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Non-woven Fabrics Market Size, Share | Global Analysis, Growth & Forecast | ChemAnalyst

According to ChemAnalyst report, “Non-woven Fabrics Market: Plant Capacity, Production, Operating Efficiency, Demand & Supply, End Use, Distribution Channel, Region, Competition, Trade, Customer & Price Intelligence Market Analysis, 2015-2030”, Non-woven fabrics market has shown considerable growth in the historic period and is anticipated to grow at impressive CAGR of 6.26% during the forecast period. Due to the increasing awareness towards environment-friendly fabrics, the focus on healthy and hygienic products and technological innovation are driving the demand of non-woven fabrics, worldwide.

Nonwoven fabric is a fabric material made from staple fibres (long and short) which are bonded together by chemical, mechanical, heat or solvent treatment. The term, Nonwoven Fabrics is used in the textile industry to denote fabrics thar are neither woven nor knitted. Nonwoven fabrics are made up of raw material fibers in which more than 80% are synthetic. Some of the raw materials that constitute Nonwoven Fabric include polyester and cotton which are available in bulk quantities and at affordable prices in the market. These Fabrics are engineered fabrics that have a limited life or single use. Non-woven Fabrics possess specific properties such as absorbency, washability, liquid repellence, stretch, softness, strength, flame retardancy, cushioning, thermal insulation, etc and can be used as a bacterial barrier. These properties are usually combined in order to create fabrics for specific functions, while achieving a good balance between product use-life and cost. They are able to mimic the texture, appearance and strength of a woven fabric.

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On the basis of technology, Non-Woven Fabrics Market can be segregated into spun melt, dry laid and others. Spun melt technology dominates the global market of non-woven fabrics and the trend is likely to continue until 2030. However, Dry Laid segment is expected to surge with the highest CAGR during the forecast period. Spun melt polypropylene is extensively used in disposable hygiene products. Gradual rise of disposable non-woven fabrics such as adult incontinence products, female hygiene products, baby diapers and napkin liners has led to the dominance of Polypropylene fiber and Spun melt technology. Increasing demand for geotextiles in roadways and infrastructure construction activities are contributing to the increasing demand of non-woven fabric market through 2030.

In terms of end use, market can be segmented into Disposable Products, Wipes, Geotextiles, Medical/Surgical Products, Filtration Products, Automotive,  and Others. The demand of Non-woven fabrics in the Healthcare industry for the production of various products including surgical gowns, aprons, drapes, face mask components, wound dressing etc is expected to boost the Nonwoven fabric market in the upcoming years. Development of the Non-woven industry to manufacture new and better performing products is a major driving factor augmenting the market growth of Nonwoven fabrics. As the new technologies are emerging, it is expected to decline the production costs, thereby making the manufacturing of nonwoven textile commercially feasible.

In 2020., World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic as it affected several countries adversely. Leading authorities imposed nationwide lockdown restrictions and released a set of precautionary measures to contain the spread of the virus. Manufacturing units halted their operations, which caused the disruption in the global supply chain. However, sudden surge in demand for PPE like gloves, protective gowns, masks, etc. and mandate to wear a mask by the government are further expected to boost the demand for the non-woven fabrics market, globally.

Region wise, Asia-Pacific region dominates the global Non-Woven Fabrics market and the trend is likely to continue until 2030. The dominance of APAC in the global non-woven fabrics market can be attributed to growing awareness about the benefits of non-woven fabrics in the emerging economies, like China and India, which accounts for the majority of the total non-woven fabrics consumption demand, worldwide.

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According to ChemAnalyst report, Non-woven fabrics Market: Plant Capacity, Production, Operating Efficiency, Demand & Supply, Application, End Use, Distribution Channel, Region, Competition, Trade, Customer & Price Intelligence Market Analysis, 2015-2030”, Some of the major players operating in global Non-woven fabrics market are Freudenberg Group, E. I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS AND COMPANY, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Asahi Kasei Corporation, Welspun India Limited, Fiberweb India Limited, AutoTechNonwovens Private Limited, Fibertex Nonwovens A/S, Suominen Corporation and Others.

“Being linked to the downstream application such as Clothing, Auto Industries, Healthcare and home textiles etc, the global Non-woven fabrics Industry has shown a significant growth in the past few years. It is projected that in the upcoming years, India is anticipated to showcase robust market growth and become the world's fifth biggest consumer market. In addition, growing per capita income worldwide poised a stronger outlook to the country’s Non-woven fabrics demand. The nationwide lockdown and government’s restrictions affected the global supply chain logistics and caused immediate shortage of raw materials which resulted in increased prices of Non-woven fabrics in textile industry. .” said Mr. Karan Chechi, Research Director with TechSci Research, a research-based management consulting firm promoting ChemAnalyst worldwide.

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The Non-Woven Fabrics Market size is estimated to reach US$58.7 billion by 2027 after growing at a CAGR of 6.1% during the forecast period 2022-2027.

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no sound but the wind. part one.

— pairing: adar x fem!reader

— type: part of mini-series

— summary: adar finds personal use for you as a slave of a different kind.

— tw: non-con

— word count: 3,212

— tagging list: @emilynissangtr

“And do you swear allegiance to Adar, father of the Uruks?”

You stare ahead at the man he speaks of—if he is even truly a man at all—observing his long, black, silken hair, his gray, sallow skin, the ruined sides of his face where the skin is pulled taught from scarring due to, you presume, fire—his thin lips tightly pursed while he awaits your answer. And it’s then that you notice his pointed ears.

His is an elf. How—how could he let this happen? How can he partake in it? He is meant to be wise and strong, yet gentle and fair. Not…whatever he has instead become.

It does not much matter how he has come upon the path which he now follows. What’s done is done.

All is now lost that once was to you because of it. That you’d most loved. That which had brought you joy and much more.

Like your village, where trees had flowered and bloomed year-round. Those of almond and chestnut, apple and peaches, sour lemons and limes. Some, which ivy grew upon the trunks of, while blossoms were peppered throughout green leaves that dappled the ground below in sunlight, which rays shone through from a clear blue sky above—white, fluffy clouds slowly floating past.

Or lush, soft, green grass which you would lie upon and nap. Clear, cool running water in streams that were always warm in the summer, and crisp in the autumn when those same sticky apples fell into the soil, feeding it until the year next when farmers would tend their fields of potatoes, carrots, pumpkins, lettuce, and strawberries—the various types of crops nearly endless. Mayhaps a few bushes of berries were to be had, as well.

Animals grazed the fields: cows and sheep and goats alike, and chickens would peck about around the settlement while pigs oinked in their pens, lazy cats slept upon windowsills, and pups ran along after smiling, playful children—their adoring parents watching along after them as young couples in love strolled into the small market in the middle of town to purchase goods.

Like spices and cured meats, colorful fabrics and dresses, woven baskets and pillar candles, pots and pans, and shimmering, beautiful glassware, among so much more.

And there would be gatherings in the square quite regularly: dances and festivals, competitions in archery or axe throwing, or quilt-making and pie baking.  Woodworkers and blacksmiths would presents their creations to all for purchase, for the cost of a pretty, shining coin—celebrations abound. Music and delicious foods were to be had, young maidens with flowers in their hair waiting for a kiss as their dresses of chiffon and tulle swayed round their slippered feet.

In the evenings, fireflies would flit through the air like tiny sparks of light while you and your mother would prepare dinner, your father always tending to something. Whether it was in your household’s small stables outside—where horses would quietly whinny as he fed them or brushed them down—or inside, fixing something in the cottage where the three of you lived contentedly.

And you would listen through open windows to crickets and cicadas while you quietly read your parents a story or two from a novel you’d retrieved from upon the mantle your grandfather had designed when the home had been his and your grandmother’s—the books hers—the three of you sitting before a small fire in the main room’s hearth.

And now… Now the once-fertile and emerald hills are unrecognizable. They have been, instead, replaced by black sludge and darkened, smoking ash—the skies overcast and always looking to be on the verge of an ugly storm as these hideous beasts rape the land for all it is worth.

They take and they take, and for what? Perhaps merely just to destroy for the sake of the act.

You will not willingly partake in ruining your beloved homeland. You would rather die and be with them: your family, your friends—forever to live upon those rolling hills once you shut your eyes for the last time.

You raise your chin, ignoring how it trembles when you meet his black, empty eyes.

He does not react. Does not so much as raise a brow in interest as he gazes back at you.

Something shifts behind you, and you steel yourself—refusing to look. You will not tremble in the face of death which calls you home.

And then he raises a hand from where it rests beside him, upon the arm of his make-shift throne—but barely, at that.

“Wait,” he calls quietly.

You hear something settle into the dirt and gravel behind you once more.

He rises slowly, descending step after step in measured moves, until he’s standing before you.

He places an index finger beneath your chin, tipping your face upwards, forcing you to meet his eyes.

He studies you for a moment, his expression unreadable.

“Comely little thing, aren’t you?” He says softly, his voice monotone.

You keep your mouth shut.

He nods infinitesimally. “Take her to my tent. Ensure she’s watched carefully. I’ve use for this one.”

One of the monsters he commands takes hold of your upper-arm, his other hand coming to tug at the shackles which bind you, pulling you away.

“Kill me!” You finally shout, tears brimming in your eyes.

He turns slightly from where he’s begun ascending his throne once again, looking at you from over his shoulder.

You tug against your restraints, pulling free of the revolting thing that touches you.

“I want to die, so kill me. I’m of no use you to here. I do not know how to…”

You shake your head, grasping for words in your panic. “How to carve wood, or assemble structures, or break apart stone—”

He chuckles lowly, turning round fully, coming back to you.

He slides his rough hand along your soft cheek before cupping the back of your head. He tangles his strong fingers in your hair, yanking your head back by those same strands, causing you to whimper in pain.

“You think I desire you for hard labor?”

You gulp in fear.

“I have far different plans in-mind for you. You will serve me well in other ways. Ones more…”

His eyes trail slowly along your body, before meeting your own once again. “Suited to your feminine form.”

You choke back a sob, realization filling you, along with an unbridled sense of terror.

He releases you again, nodding toward his crony.

You’re taken in-hand once again, and led away—your pleading cries falling upon deaf ears.

Adar’s tent is nothing exceptional—somewhat opposite of what you’ve expected it to be.

His bed is not a cot, surprisingly—certainly large enough to fit two, if not two-and-a-half—and he has a rather cluttered war table, which you’ve been informed, quite firmly, that you are not to touch. So you look at it, instead, from a distance from the wooden chair you’ve been provided.

You see small metal and wooden figurines placed about—construction plans, you assume.

You fail to understand what he could possibly want with the now-destroyed land, but decide you ultimately don’t want to know. You’d rather remember it as it’d once been instead.

You glance to the entrance of his tent, where an Uruk stands guard—the flap pulled back, allowing you a peak outside as the others like him mill about, coming and going and working.

Bile rises in your throat at the sight of them. They’re wretched. Cursed. Vile.

You won’t let him touch you.

You’ll do whatever you must to instead give him cause to drive a blade through your beating heart instead. You will not dishonor yourself—not even for the sake of survival.

You will die as you had lived: as yourself.

You’d waited so long for him to come—rehearsing in your head all the ways you might achieve that which you most desire at his hand; but nevertheless of your own causing—you’d fallen asleep.

You jolt awake when heavy footsteps enter the tent, staring in fear as bastardized elves carry inside a large, wooden tub full of steaming water.

They settle it into the middle of the space, retreating just as promptly as they’d come.

And then he steps inside, the once-open curtain flapping closed behind him.

He settles his arms behind his back as he gazes down at you.

He glances to the tub, then back to you. “Bathe. Once you are finished, I shall next.”

He goes to his war table, seating himself heavily, opening a scroll which lies atop it, and he begins reading over the item in his large hand.

You remain seated, too terrified to move.

“I need…privacy,” you say—your voice breaking, tears filling your eyes.

He keeps his back turned to you. “And you have it. Now, do as I bid you.”

You slowly stand, feeling unsure on your feet—your movements hesitant and wavering—as you come closer.

You study the back of his head, nervously flitting your eyes about the table before him, searching desperately for a weapon.

“I would not attempt it.”

You jerk in surprise.

He sets the parchment aside, retrieving a small, sharply pointed figure in the shape of a diamond. “You’d do well to make things easier for yourself. Obey me, and your days will be easy. Don’t—”

You interrupt. “I’ll never give m-myself to you willingly. I’ll—I’ll kill you,” you say, the threat sounding far more like a question than anything else.

You do not see how his lip twitches in mild amusement.

Finally, he sighs, pushing out his chair, standing.

You shuffle backwards, desperate to get away from him—from this place as a whole—from all of the rot and disease that has now claimed this land you’d once called home. Once you’ve backed yourself into a solid pole, which upholds the side of the tent, you stare up at him.

“So you should instead kill me,” you finish.

He softly shakes his head, cupping your cheek gently, brushing his thumb along the apple of it.

“You merely think that you wish for death. I have quite…creative ways to make you obey, until death is so far from your grasp that all you can see ahead of you is more of whatever I’ve been forcing you to endure. Until you break. Until you are ready and willing to do as I please just to make the pain stop.”

He cups your other cheek, holding you firmly in-place.

“I have been here for a very, very long time. Longer than your young mind may ever comprehend. I am not a man who is easily swayed. Nor am I merciful to any others than my children. It is not in my nature. But, for your sake, if you do as I command, I may consider a more gentle touch.”

He releases you. “Time shall tell.”

Your face crumples and you begin to cry, all hope fleeing you of obtaining a different fate than whatever he has in-store for you.

He seats himself once more.

“Now, do as I’ve told you. I will not ask again.”

You tremble violently and feel distant from your body, but you still manage to strip yourself of your soiled, stained gown, letting the heavy material pool at your feet, before ridding yourself of your smallclothes next.

You keep your eyes on him—never removing them—as you step closer to the tub, and then ease yourself into the hot water, sucking in a sharp breath as you seat yourself.

 You grab the small bar of soap you’ve been provided, lathering yourself.

You wish to be finished sooner than late, but also want to take your time—to savor this final moment of something…nice. Because you will do it: find a way tonight to make him take your life.

You’ll not stop until he does.

The two of you remain silent as you cleanse yourself—desperate to get the stench of this new environment from your skin. It is no longer that of fresh air and flowers. It is now that of something pungent and oily.

Death.

That is what it is.

Eventually, you rise, drying yourself with a small towel, and then you glance around in a panic for clean clothes.

Just as you think to dress once again in your previous garments, he gestures toward the small wooden dresser beside the table where he sits.

“You’ll find clean tunics in the second drawer.”

Once you’ve put one on, you take a step back. “What of…trousers, or smallclot—”

“You won’t be needing them any longer,” he replies, rising, the two of you staring at one another as he unbuckles the belt from his waist which holds his sword, setting it atop the previously-occupied table.

You promptly look away, your nose growing warm and eyes stinging as you seat yourself at the foot of the bed, watching as shadows pass by the curtain at the front of the tent.

You tightly grip the blankets beneath you, considering, watching intently.

You hear water lapping, and then a quiet groan as he leans back, enjoying what heat still remains in the water that fills the tub.

“I wouldn’t,” he states in that rasping voice which barely reaches above a whisper.

You bristle.

“You’ll not make it more than a handful of steps before my Uruks return you to this tent. To me. You won’t enjoy what happens to you next.”

He sighs. “Save yourself some pain.”

“Why’re you doing this?” You ask tearfully.

He begins to wash himself, keeping his eyes trained on you. “What is it which you refer to?”

“You’re an elf. You’re supposed to… Meant to be kind. Wise and—”

“You think I value that which I come from?  You think the high elves of this land care any more for your life than they do my Uruks? Pride is their virtue. They see themselves above all else, including men. Because they’ve made it so. They would see us all sequestered away to darkened corners of Middle-Earth if it meant all could be theirs once again.”

A tear slips down your cheek. “You destroyed my home. Took everything from me. And you think I mean to give myself to you? Willingly? To play at being your—your—”

“You will be my concubine. And nothing else. That is your role now. In time…you may come to see matters differently. Come to see me differently.”

“That will never happen,” you whisper.

He rises from the tub—his damp strands dripping at the ends as he shrugs on a clean tunic, padding toward you.

He grips your chin, forcing you to look up as he towers over you. “In time, I believe it will. For your survival, if naught else. Even if you find such a prospect to be of little value to you now.”

He grabs you roughly by the arm then, forcing you to your feet.

Your chest presses against his own as tears slip from your exhausted eyes—your heart pounding like a hammer against cloth at him being so close.

“I’ll give you one final chance, child. Give your body to me willingly, and be given mercy, or don’t, and I will unleash upon you pain unlike any you’ve ever known.”

You make a split-second decision, praying it be your last.

You swing your free arm upwards, swiftly, and slap him as hard as you possibly can.

He barely reacts as he turns his head back in your direction, shaking it lightly.

“Pain it is, then.”

He throws you back onto the bed, swiftly removing his tunic, settling all his muscled weight atop you, weighing you down—forcing you into place as he forces your own garment up and over your head, ignoring your screaming, pleading, panicked protests as you battle against him.

You squirm and pound your fists against his chest, and kick your legs and wail in terror, but he acts as if he does not even notice.

He grips each of your wrists tightly in his hands, holding them above your head while he knocks your legs apart with his knee.

You suddenly still, fervently shaking your head, choking on your own tears as you struggle to draw in even one steady breath.

“Please—Please don’t. I beg of you! Please, not this! Please, please!” You scream shrilly.

“I gave you another way and you refused it. Now, you will learn.”

He plunges inside of you with one forceful buck of his hips and you choke on your own saliva at the excruciating pain which manifests between your thighs. Burning. You feel as if you are on fire where his body now connects with your own.

And he is anything but gentle, just as he had promised you he would be.

He ruts away inside of you, grunting quietly, his skin slapping against yours as his long, throbbing member plunges in and out of you while he searches for his peak against your will.

You stare upwards, at the billowing canopy, desperate for it to end. Desperate to die. To disappear.

This is nightmare from which you will never wake, and you have naught to comfort you from it.

No home.

No family.

No friends.

No warm bed of your very own where you may rest.

No village which is full of joy and safety.

No nothing.

Nothing is left.

Not even that which you’d hoped to one day give to your husband.

He has taken every single thing, and intends to take even more yet still.

You break then—far sooner than expected, than you'd hoped—resigning yourself to letting him have it.

You will instead go away inside yourself, back to the place you most wish to return to.

And you find peace there. In a quiet field where vibrant butterflies flit about, and chimes which hang upon tree branches tinkle gently in the wind.

You close your eyes, humming in contentment as the sun warms your skin, listening as sheep baa at one another close by.

And then you are ripped from the fantasy and forced back inside that claustrophobic tent as he pours himself deeply inside of you, moaning as he takes his final thrusts—pushing his rotten seed further into your core.

Finally, he collapses beside you, heaving for breath.

You do not move. Not an inch.

Hot tears slip silently from the corners of your eyes while he runs out of you elsewhere. Your body begins to gently jerk against your will in shock, and you sniffle and whimper in pain and fear.

After a moment, he rises, washes himself off, then pours for himself a mug of water, downing it quickly.

He pours himself another, leaning back against the dresser across from where you lie.

“It will get easier when you let it,” he states.

He takes another long drink. “It’s been…many years since I’ve had a woman—a maiden, even more-so.”

You refuse to look at his blood-stained member.

He returns to you, seating himself upon the edge of the bed, his leg bent at the knee as he gently grasps your chin, his fingers ghosting along your hot skin.

“As such, I don’t intend to let you go. So, do what you must.”

He sets his mug atop the bedside table, climbing atop you once more.

“I shall do the same,” he states, sheathing himself inside your slick core once again.

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Meet new sewing pattern <Komugi> Over shirt

A new item is just published from Waffle Patterns. Meet Over shirt <Komugi> sewing pattern, a work wear style over shirt with many functional pockets. Depending on your fabric and design choice, it will be a work shirt, uniform-like service shirt or outdoor style shirt jacket. You can make just a simple shirt as well.

<design options>

View A features a hidden button stand front opening + patch side pockets + an inside pocket. The patch side pockets are 2 types ; side opening or layered type. The cuff is no-opening design.

View B has a normal button stand + seam pocket + back bent and cuff opening.

The chest pocket design has 2 options, layer type or zipper pocket.

View A is intended as non-scratch design suitable for a work shirt especially if you are working on fragile things. View B can be made as a more outdoor-like shirt jacket with details like cuff openings or a vent. But of course you can choose and mix the options as you like!

The khaki sample in the photos features viewA, and the red plaid one is view B. The caramel brown one has mixed features.

My favourite feature is the sleeve patches. Adding compliment textures/colours is really fun! But you can sew without them, too.

Please make your creative style by mixing your favourite details.

<fabric recommendation>

The pattern is drafted for woven fabrics. Light-medium weight durable shirt fabrics are recommended. like corduroy, duck, twill, denim, linen, flannel, light wool or canvas etc.

It is not impossible to use very light drapery fabric, but those are not suitable for some details like patch pockets or vent.

Also, some very thick/stiff fabrics might not work well for details like pockets with facing. In that case, please consider using other lighter fabrics partly like the inside yoke, facing, or pocket parts.

Please choose a suitable one for your design intension.

For the caramel brown sample in the photos, I used cotton canvas. Suitable for work shirts and very easy to handle. The contrast fabric used for the sleeve patch and pocket layer is faux suede.

If you want very durable patches, leather or rubber-mixed fabrics are used for professional work apparel. But for general daily usage, like mine, design oriented choice like nice compliment colours or textures will be enough. Using leftover or old clothes is a fun choice, too.

The khaki sample is cotton ripstop. This one is also very suitable for work wear. The patch part is mixed twill.

The red plaid one is light wool backed fleece. I backed all the pieces with fleece except the folded parts like pocket openings or hem.

I bought all those fabrics from my local fabric market, but most of them are from years ago. I wanted to share where I bought them, but I actually forgot all.

I think light water repellent or windproof fabrics are nice functional options, too.

<Size>

The shirt is drafted regular fit.

I made on size bigger the red plaid sample because I wanted to wear this as a jacket. Also because the fabric gets thicker with fleece backing.

The caramel brown and khaki samples were made with just fit size.

<Other material>

If you attach the hidden button stand design, it is better to use flat and thin buttons for clean look opening.

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The sewing pattern includes 18 pages of instructions and all the sewing processes are described with detailed illustrations. The pattern files are available for both home printers (A4 or US letter) and copyshop(A0 format).

You can check other photos of this model on my Flickr page.

The over shirt -Komugi- (size 32 - 54) PDF sewing pattern is available here. Also in the Etsy shop.

Special discount price until 13th Mar 2024 (CET) with other popular patterns. No discount code is needed! The sale page is here.

*****  Special offer for Paper pattern and free shipping Paper pattern + PDF option is available limited time. *The paper includes only the pattern, please print out the instruction by yourself or read it with your tablet or PC.  The PDF + Paper listing page is here.

Enjoy your sewing!

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Hi! How close is the current crazed sewing kit to completion? I’m a textile major- wait sorry, introductions- call me Rivet (not like the frog, like the metal thingy that holds things together) she/her. Anyways. I’m a textile major and I want to create the worlds most fucked up non-euclidian quilt. Its my capstone project. If the kit’s already claimed or not ready for usage/consumption/harvest, that’s alright, i have some favors and a variety of the currency the goblin market uses, but i’ve really got my eye on the weaving tablets and myriad pins of this iteration. I promise i’ll use it all though! Or, at least, i’ll keep the odds and ends tucked away for future projects. I’m willing to trade a ship in a bottle that sails on an ocean affected by tomorrow’s weather, a cursed bonefolder that actually, yknow, folds bones instead of paper, and a bolt of fabric i spun and wove myself. Nothing overtly magical about it, but it is a nice shade of red.

The fourth crazed sewing kit is ready and it is yours.

A swatch of bloodstained blue velvet

Swatches of stiff fabric that shift chameleon-like to match any other

A walnut shell containing yards of fabric woven from starshine

A bloodstained pincushion in the approximate form of a person, filled with human hair and fingernail clippings, among other things

A seam ripper that only cuts the threads you intend it to

A pair of iron shears, decorated with gilt filigree, which only cut things that have been measured twice

A needle of steel, which is efficient but bites

A needle used to stitch a wound, which now only pierces flesh

A needle of silver, used as a sword by a very small hand. Any thread spun through the eye is unbreakable while it's being sewn.

Thread of human hair, cut and regrown

Thread of human hair, golden

Thread of horsehair, one strand jet black and one snow-white

Thread of gold and of silver, the first of which sooths and the second of which energizes

Thread of variable length, glowing as though white hot

Fabric-pencils which trace possibilities, leaning theatrical

A mannequin which wants nothing more than to swap places with you, and will do so at the first opportunity

A spool of oakwood plated with gold, which ensures you will have just enough thread to finish any project you use it with.

A drop spindle of oakwood which turns hay to gold

Two buttons of silver which shine in the dark, from a coat made of night-sky

A squatcho from a beret, seemingly made of lead inside the fabric casing.

Pliers plated with sterling silver, to remove recalcitrant needles

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At least tell me you're still gonna vote

It's not 2016 anymore, man. I've changed my whole shit around. I've actually been a leftist for quite some time, and believe me when I say I'm beyond done shilling for the Democratic establishment. Under the guise of "civic engagement", my leftoid commie friends and I have infiltrated the system and are gonna flood the market with potential non-voters.

Here's the deal.

You know how I've been a CASA for almost a decade? Well, my friend tipped me off about the local chapter of Black & Pink/ FJAH—I got involved ostensibly because I'm outraged by the violence and racism woven into the fabric of the justice system ruining the lives of entire generations of families. As I've been volunteering for Ayanna Pressley's election campaigns since her Boston City Council days, I've been lowkey spreading the prison abolitionist agenda by talking up the importance of the Inclusive Democracy Act—which would end felony disenfranchisement—when I tell people about Pressley's progressive policies. Now, that may sound extremely vote-pilled at first, but in the long run it accomplishes the most important leftist objective of all: suffrage gives 4.6 million people the choice not to vote.

I'm also continuing to help immigrant and refugee families navigate the byzantine naturalization/citizenship application process via the same organization that my grandmother volunteered for when she was alive. This may also veer dangerously close to patriotism (the amount of American propaganda I have to push to help them pass the civics exam is excruciating), but bear in mind that many of the freshly minted citizens will forgo voting entirely because they're just happy to be living large on Uncle Sam's handouts, and the rest are rabid Zionists who believe that "эта проститутка" (Hillary Rodham Clinton, age 76, public speaker, grandmother of 3) is an active threat to society, and are chomping at the bit to vote for Trump this and every subsequent November.

This is how we win.

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Unveiling the Latest Advancements in Non-Woven Fabric Technology

Non-woven fabrics have revolutionized numerous industries with their versatility, durability, and eco-friendly properties. As a leading non-woven fabric manufacturer, Mavazi Fabrics is committed to staying at the forefront of technological advancements in this dynamic field. Let's explore some of the latest innovations shaping the landscape of non-woven fabric technology.

1. Sustainable Materials and Processes

In response to growing environmental concerns, non-woven fabric manufacturer are increasingly focusing on sustainable materials and processes. Innovations such as recycled fibers, bio-based polymers, and biodegradable additives are being incorporated into non-woven fabric production to reduce environmental impact and promote circularity. At Mavazi Fabrics, we embrace sustainable practices and offer a range of eco-friendly non-woven fabrics that meet the highest standards of environmental responsibility.

2. Enhanced Performance and Functionality

Advancements in non-woven fabric technology are leading to fabrics with enhanced performance and functionality. Manufacturers are developing fabrics with specialized properties such as moisture-wicking, antimicrobial, flame-retardant, and UV-resistant capabilities to meet the diverse needs of various industries. These advanced fabrics offer improved comfort, protection, and durability, making them ideal for applications ranging from healthcare and hygiene to automotive and construction.

3. Nanotechnology and Microfibers

Nanotechnology is revolutionizing the non-woven fabric industry by enabling the production of ultrafine fibers with unprecedented properties. Nanofibers exhibit superior strength, filtration efficiency, and surface area compared to conventional fibers, making them ideal for applications such as filtration, medical textiles, and protective apparel. Manufacturers are leveraging nanotechnology to develop non-woven fabrics with enhanced breathability, barrier properties, and filtration performance.

4. Smart and Intelligent Fabrics

The integration of smart and intelligent technologies is another exciting development in non-woven fabric technology. Manufacturers are incorporating sensors, conductive fibers, and microelectronics into non-woven fabrics to create smart textiles capable of monitoring vital signs, detecting environmental conditions, and transmitting data wirelessly. These smart fabrics have applications in healthcare, sports, military, and wearable technology, offering unprecedented levels of comfort, convenience, and functionality.

5. 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing

Advancements in additive manufacturing technologies such as 3D printing are revolutionizing the production of non-woven fabrics. Manufacturers can now create complex fabric structures with precise control over fiber orientation, porosity, and thickness, allowing for the customization of fabrics according to specific requirements. 3D printing enables rapid prototyping, cost-effective production, and design flexibility, paving the way for innovative applications in fashion, aerospace, and consumer goods.

Conclusion

The latest advancements in non-woven fabric technology are driving innovation and opening up exciting possibilities across industries. From sustainable materials and enhanced performance to nanotechnology, smart fabrics, and additive manufacturing, non-woven fabric manufacturer like Mavazi Fabrics are at the forefront of these developments. By embracing cutting-edge technologies and pushing the boundaries of what is possible, we are proud to offer our customers innovative non-woven fabric solutions that meet the evolving needs of the market.

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Stylish Surprises: Fashionable Tote Bags to Impress Your Valentine

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and the quest for the perfect gift is on. If you’re looking to combine style, practicality, and a touch of thoughtfulness, look no further than our fashionable tote bags. These high-quality totes are more than just a gift; they are a stylish surprise that will impress your Valentine and become an essential part of their everyday life.

Why Tote Bags Make the Perfect Valentine's Day Gift

While chocolates and flowers are classic Valentine’s Day gifts, a tote bag offers something different—something that lasts. Here’s why a fashionable tote bag makes for a memorable and practical gift:

Timeless Appeal: Tote bags are versatile and always in vogue. Whether for a day at the beach, a trip to the farmer’s market, or a casual outing in town, they complement any outfit and occasion.

Practicality Meets Style: A tote bag is not only stylish but also incredibly practical. When you gift a tote bag, you’re not just giving a piece of fashion; you’re giving a utility item that your Valentine can use daily.

Durability: Made from reliable materials, our tote bags are designed to last for several seasons. They withstand the rigors of everyday use while retaining their charm and elegance.

Personal Touch: With a variety of sizes and designs to choose from, you can pick a tote bag that matches your Valentine’s personal style. It shows that you’ve put thought into choosing a gift that suits them.

Unique Features of Our Fashionable Tote Bags

Our tote bags are designed to offer the best in both fashion and function. Here’s what sets them apart:

High-Quality Material

Each tote bag is made with 100% polyester, a medium-weight fabric (6.49 oz/yd² or 200 g/m²) known for its durability. This material ensures that the bags are not only stylish but also robust enough to handle daily wear and tear.

All-Over Print Design

The all-over print provides a unique and stylish look that stands out. Whether it’s a chic minimalist design or a vibrant, eye-catching pattern, the print adds an extra layer of personality to the bag.

Available in Three Sizes

Our tote bags come in three different sizes, catering to various needs. Whether your Valentine needs a bag for carrying groceries, books, or daily essentials, there’s a size that’s perfect for them. The 1x large storage compartment is spacious enough to hold a variety of items, making it incredibly versatile.

Black Cotton Handles

The black cotton handles add a touch of elegance and ensure comfort while carrying the bag. They are sturdy and designed to support the weight of the bag’s contents without compromising on style.

Non-Woven Laminate Inside

The inside of each tote bag features a non-woven laminate, adding an extra layer of durability and making the interior easy to clean. This feature ensures that the bag can handle spills and other common issues, maintaining its pristine condition over time.

Size Tolerance

Our tote bags have a size tolerance of 0.75" (1.9 cm), ensuring that each bag meets the highest standards of quality and size accuracy.

How to Choose the Perfect Tote Bag for Your Valentine

When selecting the ideal tote bag for your Valentine, consider these key factors:

Personal Style

Think about your Valentine’s fashion sense. Are they into bold, vibrant patterns, or do they prefer a more understated, minimalist look? Choosing a design that matches their style will make the gift even more special.

Intended Use

Consider how they might use the tote bag. Do they need it for grocery shopping, carrying books, or as an everyday accessory? Selecting the right size and design based on its intended use will ensure it becomes a cherished part of their daily routine.

Durability

If your Valentine leads an active lifestyle, a durable tote bag will be particularly appreciated. Our bags are crafted from high-quality materials to withstand daily use, making them a practical and lasting gift.

Versatility

Choose a versatile design that can easily transition from day to night and suit various occasions. A tote bag that’s as suitable for a beach day as it is for a dinner date will offer maximum value and usability.

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Most Comfortable Bras, You'll Think They're Skin!

Introduction

What goes into making the most comfortable bras? There are quite a few points actually, and most lingerie brands get it so wrong! So what goes into making a comfortable bra? Well, it starts by first understanding what makes a bra uncomfortable.  Buy sports bra online

The majority of women in India find bras uncomfortable due to one or many of the following reasons:

Incorrect materials used

Strap thickness

Outdated bra design and shaping

Non-inclusive sizing

So, in theory, overcoming all of these obstacles should lead to the ‘perfect bra,’ something that most women only believe to be a myth.

Let’s take a look at all of these points one by one and see how Candour London overcomes them to design a bra so comfortable you’ll feel in your own skin when wearing it.

Qualities of the Most Comfortable Bras for Everyday Wear

Seeing as you will be spending what feels like the whole day in your bra, it makes sense that comfort is your prime concern. Because who wants to feel imprisoned in their bra? Definitely not you!

Here’s what goes into making comfortable bras for everyday wear that suit the needs of modern women.

1) The Most Comfortable Bras for Everyday Wear Use these Materials

If you’re a woman, you can probably guess a fabric by looking at it and then confirm it by touching it. It’s our secret telepathic gift!

Considering bras are classified as undergarments, uttermost care should be taken to ensure fabrics are selected based on the properties required by that particular part of the bra. Comfortable bras for all-day comfort are a staple for every woman!

Certain fabrics come to mind when thinking about bras. These are the Spandex-based Lycra and Elastane fabrics. Other fabrics include Cotton, Nylon, Silk, Lace, and other Woven fabrics. These fabrics are more comfortable than the synthetic ones flooding the market these days.

Understanding the Parts of a Bra

A bra is the complete garment, but, there are several parts that go into making it. They are as follows:

Cup

Bridge

Band Fabric

Lining

2) Strap Thickness

We have gone over what band fabric should be used. Now it is time to go through what the strap thickness should be. The ideal strap thickness varies for different women as body types vary.

So, a bra strap thickness aimed at lighter-chested women may not be comfortable at all for heavier-chested women, and rightfully so. At Candour London, we don’t go by the motto of one-size-fits-all.

A variety of strap thickness options and designs are available to ensure that you find the right one. You can also find our bra designs that offer the ability to change bra straps for ones that suit your comfort or style requirements. This caters to instances when you need your bra straps to remain concealed.

3) Design That’s Made for Women

Most women are instilled with the “if it looks good, it won’t feel good” mentality, this is usually due to bra makers who think women shop with their eyes when it comes to bras. So the myth is that good-looking bras aren’t comfortable bras for all-day comfort.

What makes Candour London different is that we have women who design bras for women! Based on the body types of all women, our bras are carefully designed to ensure maximum comfort.

More often than not, we get it right and you’ll even forget that you are wearing it! If that happens, mission accomplished, right? Don’t worry it will look good too!

Where do bras differ in terms of design?

Well, some women don’t like higher or lower cups or may have a preference for the shape of the cup. Not to mention, depth also plays an important role.

The making of the most comfortable bras comes from design pioneers who are able to offer inclusivity by making designs based on ‘ALL’ body types and anticipating possible drawbacks and comfort concerns- before they happen.

4) Sizing Should be Flexible Because Bodies Are!

When looking to buy comfortable bras for all-day comfort, the sizing chart looks pretty straightforward. It is anything but that! That’s because there are several women who fall outside of these hardened sizing schemes.

The conventional bra sizing chart is made for the majority of women who fit in them. However, there is an immense number of women who fall between the cracks!

Perhaps one woman is bustier but has a rather firm back, meaning the cups would have to be larger while the strap should be slim enough to not be too loose. The opposite applies to women who have a broader back.

Besides all women have that special bra size or fit that leads to that eureka moment where they have found comfortable bras for everyday wear.

This is great because as a woman, we have all been there (and it is tiring)!

Comfortable Bras for All-Day Comfort Shouldn’t be Expensive!

We have established that identifying a comfortable bra on sight is an almost impossible task! So this rare commodity of comfort shouldn’t come at a price! Also, they shouldn’t be as hard to find as diamonds.

That’s where we, Candour London come in.

Candour London is a Gen Z-centric undergarment brand looking to bridge the divides between style, comfort, and affordability. A bare minimum such as a classy bra shouldn’t have to be something that makes a dent in your purse.

We have done away with the outdated concept of bras and have found a way to combine the needs and wants of women. Girls of today use bras as a fashion statement as well, not some undergarment that they should be ashamed of!

Conclusion

Candour London is a progressive brand that aims to provide young women with options for the most comfortable bras, in a market where the options for comfort and inclusivity seem bleak, to say the least.

Furthermore, fashionable women shouldn’t have to be forced into buying anything their heart isn’t inclined to. Gone are the days when women have just three or four options to choose from.

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