Military fabrics, equestrian fabrics, industrial fabrics—they were all for sale, or had been.
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Smaller numbers are for heavier fabrics and ten is for thin, delicate fabrics.
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Because natural fabrics wrinkle more than synthetic fabrics, formaldehyde-releasing resins would mostly be used on natural fabrics, like cotton or linen, to make them wrinkle-free.
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We used everything from denim to leather to plastic fabrics and laser-cut fabrics.
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Afterward, the treated polyester fabrics did, in fact, smell less than the untreated polyester fabrics.
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Best product to disinfect nonwashable fabrics: Lysol Disinfectant SprayBest product to disinfect washable fabrics: Lysol Laundry Sanitizer
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If you want luxe fabrics, you go to Europe; Japan takes work wear fabrics and treats them like luxury.
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Fabrics that you thought you couldn't confidently wash yourself, like silk or performance fabrics, will stay preserved with each wash.
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High-tech fabrics Révèle develops high-tech shock-absorbing fabrics to protect women in heavy contact sports like rugby and boxing.
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Instead, Stella has spent years developing ways of using materials such as regenerated cashmere, recycled fabrics, organic cotton and forest-friendly fabrics.
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With less demand, companies have to make the fabrics to order, but as demand grows, they are able to mass produce their fabrics.
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It's about the people who made these fabrics as much as the fabrics themselves, the extreme industrial line combined with history and femininity.
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What's important is the fabrics that you choose, the construction, the layering of the fabrics — it all goes into making a bra that works for everyone.
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Some companies have started addressing textile waste and synthetic fabrics that don't biodegrade and looking at ways of sustainably sourcing fabrics and recovering or recycling clothing.
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This latest initiative, Advanced Functional Fabrics of America, is intended to create a national network of research and development, design and manufacturing capabilities for the new fabrics.
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CD: (At the temporary sorting location) This is a temporary sorting location for quick response donations of fabrics – so fabrics that are unwanted by brands, mills or manufacturers.
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While the ECO Embroidery Scissors are not large enough to cut through heavy fabrics, I have used them to cut lightweight pieces to be appliquéd to other fabrics.
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Remember, if your item has a blend of fabrics (or two different fabrics, as in a coat with a lining), always clean according to the more finicky one.
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Seen up close, his fabrics were rich if low-key variations on Kente cloth, the densely figured fabrics worn, as Mr. Boateng pointed out, by Ashanti chieftains and kings.
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Versatility is another advantage of sergers, which can handle delicate fabrics like silk, satin, chiffon, and organza, as well as heavy materials such as denim, upholstery fabrics, and more.
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From there on in, we have a sort of shady slippery slope of these fabrics having the strong risk, if we didn't rescue these, that these fabrics would be downcycled.
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"I went to B & J Fabrics, near Times Square, bought some fabrics and whipped up a crate cover using every memory I could conjure up from home economics," he said.
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Brocade fabrics came in shades of blue and velvet .
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He printed drapery fabrics on long tables, where he pulled out those fabrics and he went down with a silkscreen and dumped the paint in and took the squeegee and kept going.
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And it's not just the china and the fabrics but also the rooms and bars and lobbies; each is a playful, whimsical riot of patterns and colors, fabrics and pictures and stuff.
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Instead, Ms. Hildebrand touts personalized finishing and Italian and French fabrics, which cost $20 to $25 per yard, as opposed to the $3 to $4 for fabrics more typically used in active wear.
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"Just based on these two stitches, these two fundamental units, we can make a whole series of fabrics, and each of these fabrics has remarkably different elastic properties," Dr. Matsumoto told the audience.
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Thicker fabrics, more compression, fun textures, the opportunities are endless.
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I just love all the fabrics and so does he.
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Plus, many fabrics simply can't stand up to hot water.
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But her eccentric method for selecting fabrics is certainly news.
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The fashions are full of wide collars and plaid fabrics.
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They help with hiring designers, sourcing fabrics and finding factories.
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There were metallic, sparkly fabrics in spades at the Grammys.
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Some specialize in fabrics while others focus on hard tiles.
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Other fabrics came from vintage jackets that came with history.
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Best of all, it works with almost all natural fabrics.
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They are back now, in multiple colors, fabrics and lengths.
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They're often made of synthetic fabrics like velour and nylon.
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Dark colors and more tightly woven fabrics are more effective.
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They're so on it, and they use recycled fabrics too.
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It comes in every colour, different fabrics, and so on.
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These sequin fabrics give them a sensory experience beyond color.
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"We had different vision for the fabrics," he says today.
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You'll find plenty of rich fabrics and unique textures throughout.
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FYI: Vinegar will also remove scorch marks from most fabrics.
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Many of the fabrics also appeared in the men's wear.
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But it was grounded, too, in its fabrics and shapes.
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And she researched the fabrics and fashions of the time.
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It was pretty but ultimately the fabrics were awfully thin.
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Here's a guide to smarter choices in fabrics and clothing.
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Also, the contrasting fabrics my designs had fleece and nylon.
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Cold water also means fabrics won't break down as much.
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It's made from quality fabrics and durable materials for longevity.
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"I am really big on fabrics," Ms. Kardashian West said.
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The garments combine opulent Old World forms and functional fabrics.
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Take for example his celebrated use of African Batik fabrics.
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They shopped for fabrics, gardened, and attended poetry readings together.
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"Other dolls don't use real fabrics," the male designer says.
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China, as a large producer of synthetic fabrics like polyester and nylon, is already dealing with problems of its own as the country has cracked down on pollution emitters, which include makers of synthetic fabrics.
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Chlorine bleach and pine oil kill germs but can harm some fabrics, and quaternary formulas used in hospitals are difficult to find, but Lysol's phenolic disinfectant is readily available and appropriate for all washable fabrics.
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These socks keep your feet warm thanks to a blend of acrylic, wool, nylon, and spandex fabrics, and thanks to the fact that the company uses a generous amount of said fabrics in their construction.
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And so I go back to some of our softer fabrics.
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I also like the feel of certain fabrics on a woman.
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Instead, it's stitched together from three fabrics like a couture gown.
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Think exposed red piping, beds perched atop platforms, and tribal fabrics.
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Changes include jeans with softer fabrics and accessories in pastel hues.
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Plus, the brand is sustainable, crafting its products from natural fabrics.
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"The fabrics on McQueen dresses are always fantastic," Ms. Konteh said.
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What kind of fabrics did you pick out for that fight?
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Textile patterns are drawn, stitched together, fabrics are invented and produced.
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Walls are padded with fabrics, each of them soft and inviting.
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The most inspiring fabrics were the African-American Gee's Bend quilts.
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Very little is made from completely natural and/or organic fabrics.
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Is Google's ability to choose soft, cozy fabrics really that keen?
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The model's pantsuit brought several fabrics together into one sleek ensemble.
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At the Piñata district there's a variety of fabrics and beads.
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Note that the microfiber fabrics will be the easiest to clean.
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Flora and botanicals are featured against exposed wood and plush fabrics.
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For some reason, shiny, synthetic fabrics were an on-trend option.
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Scope the tracklist for African Fabrics and listen to "Xinguila" below.
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My stylist favored feathers, metallics and lacy fabrics mixed with leather.
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Unger sent him all over town: picking up fabrics, visiting factories.
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Her first job was working for a fabric chain, Minnesota Fabrics.
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Her products are made with sustainable fabrics and without toxic dyes.
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This was then combined with neoprene, mesh and other sports fabrics.
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The fabrics are zany and smart, perfect to mix and match.
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The series consists of textile masters wrapped in their own fabrics.
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Imagine a fabric shop owner who makes artistic silk-screened fabrics.
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Her home is piled high with fabrics, flowers, china and cakes.
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Their biggest money-makers are original art, African fabrics, and compliments.
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Heavy or dark fabrics and finishings might weigh down your space.
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There are definitely certain fabrics that show sweat and perspiration immediately.
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Edith Sitwell bought furnishing fabrics and had them made into dresses.
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Other animal fabrics are also being shunned by major clothing companies.
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What to expect: Inventive fabrics and a new dandyism for Zegna.
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I was the first to use photo-print fabrics for linings.
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They have a timelessness, classicism, made with beautiful fabrics, beautiful details.
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The same cut in two different fabrics can be dramatically different.
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Choose clothing made of fabrics like cotton, wool, hemp and silk.
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Their corpses were clothed in decorated woven fabrics and precious silk.
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Photovoltaic panels appear sewn into fabrics, essentially creating super portable generators.
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Tropical forest fibers are found in rugs, mattresses, ropes, strings, and fabrics.
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There's also a big mix of fabrics represented in Polyvore's report, too.
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That resulted in tattoo-motif prints and fabrics pierced with titanium hardware.
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Simple, unfussy fabrics (wool and cotton over anything synthetic) complete the look.
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So this is just a small snapshot of some of our fabrics.
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At the 2018 OUT100 Awards, Porter mixed fabrics for a bold outfit.
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The full skirt is supported by layers of tulle and other fabrics.
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These functional fabrics mean that clothes won't necessarily just be clothes anymore.
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She insisted on organic seeds and fabrics, lessening workers' risk of cancer.
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We just re-invented it with new fabrics and a new vibe.
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"That is so obnoxious," the Zarin Fabrics matriarch proclaims in the trailer.
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Not to mention, lots of fabrics don't need to be ironed anyway.
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This included the manufacture of fabrics, he said - one of Lapidus' specialities.
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Concerned consumers are left with few choices except to avoid synthetic fabrics.
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They come from a variety of sources, not just African-printed fabrics.
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For some companies, the functional fabrics are a potential add-on market.
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"Our future depends on how we can innovate with fabrics," he said.
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The concept was straightforward: clothing for women made from fabrics for men.
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Materials: Duvet covers are made from the same fabrics as bed sheets.
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Last February, the chain Hancock Fabrics filed for bankruptcy, closing 185 stores.
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This is where fabrics are cut into different parts of the shoe.
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I loved the fabrics, I loved the colors, I loved the proportions.
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In many cases, Mr. McCarty said, the fabrics had to be replaced.
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She begins with the techniques themselves, whether stitching or motifs or fabrics.
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The team of volunteers makes 1,500 masks a day using upholstery fabrics.
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Their clothes, especially white fabrics, are translucent to the point of perviness.
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It's not clear yet, but it may have shorter lifespans on fabrics.
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A lot of French fabrics and even products were made in Italy.
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Fabrics like leather and denim can cause permanent discoloration to the card.
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She gets lost in little things like vintage fabrics and brass doorknobs.
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Asbestos was once hailed as a wonder material for fabrics and insulation.
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The shelves were lined with oils and candles, incense and folded fabrics.
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Loulette tries to use only natural fabrics like cotton, linen and silk.
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His unusual jacket fabrics include hemp denim, butcher linen and waxed cotton.
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Colors and fabrics show more personality and help define who they are.
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I have performance fabrics in my house that can't be permanently stained.
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He'd go to Walmart and buy stretch fabrics for $2.99 a yard.
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"With certain fabrics it's better not to wear gloves," Ms. Lynn said.
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Hundreds of garment styles required new specifications, better fabrics and apparel factories.
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However, if you're open to performance or outdoor fabrics, your options multiply.
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Natural fibers and fabrics like mohair, leather, wool and wood are inviting.
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New synthetic fabrics allowed for a far more expressive range of hues.
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We are providing beautiful clothes in sustainable fabrics at a fair price.
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The household members will likely play a part in furnishings and fabrics.
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We use fabrics that are a little less refined, while still luxurious.
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Fabrics and colors were chosen to stand out rather than stand back.
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He would fly me to Paris from London to pick the fabrics.
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Modern bow ties are available in all sorts of fabrics and patterns.
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It's where they conceive of the dolls and try out different fabrics.
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Adams carries on this seminar with his mixture of fabrics clothing his figures.
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So hot that synthetic fabrics are sticking to my ribcage like Saran wrap.
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And then we use these fabrics that you don't have to dry clean.
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That means that they're left with fabrics that they just don't need anymore.
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CD: It's a slippery slope of where these fabrics would otherwise end up.
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They have a trade show that's for fabrics and everything related to manufacturing.
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The chemicals used in producing and dying these fabrics harm the environment, too.
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How did you decide to start repurposing fabrics and garments for your collections?
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I take pictures of fabrics, prints and anything that gets my juices flowing.
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But humans still rely on animals for food, fabrics and a few medicines.
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Secondly, what fabrics and materials will catch fire and how will they burn?
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She pulled out all these fabrics and every single dress she's ever made.
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It opens with six large photographs of what could be prettily patterned fabrics.
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Soltau served as CEO of crafts and fabrics retailer Joann Stores since 2015.
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And among all those hues and fabrics, the humble flip-flop somehow...worked?
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The possibilities are endless when it comes to cheongsam silhouettes, colours and fabrics.
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Indulge your fun side and go for a creative pattern or reflective fabrics.
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Dress in loose, lightweight, breathable clothing, and avoid dark colors or thick fabrics.
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The e-commerce company sells men's essentials online, featuring upgraded design and fabrics.
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Around that time, all those fabrics were handmade, and they embodied greater character.
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They seem unprecedented: Louise Bourgeois wouldn't start working with fabrics until decades later.
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We kept all of the fabrics and textures really true to our inspiration.
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By using such lighter fabrics, clothing is both cheaper to produce and ship.
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Inevitably, fabrics break down, sweat and grime build up, and weather stains abound.
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Textile designer Paulin Machado said her designs were informed by traditional Indonesian fabrics.
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We already use like, 90 percent Italian fabrics anyway, so it was amazing.
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The published study focused on creating sensors that can be incorporated with fabrics.
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You can get 3D printers that are actually making fabrics at this point.
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Fabrics included leather, rubber and latex rendered almost exclusively in black or red.
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Femininity was there too, with striped blouses, damasqued fabrics and kitten-heeled shoes.
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Color-blocking with neon fabrics was also a popular style of the decade.
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The painting combines fabrics from India, Europe, West Africa, and the Arab world.
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Fabrics and surfaces in autumnal colors — brown, beige, gray — enhanced the relaxed vibe.
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The various textures of the crumbling vintage fabrics are recorded, imperfections becoming image.
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African Fabrics could be interpreted as an investigation into Germany's colonization of Africa.
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Tacofino Oasis in Vancouver, Canada, is filled with peachy colors and patterned fabrics.
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Gucci produces all of the fabrics, and some are exclusive to Dapper Dan.
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"People did not appreciate these old fabrics and designs," Ms. Edoro told me.
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He buys all the fabrics that he dyes; he does not make them.
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Clashing coats needn't only come in the form of different fabrics spliced together.
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Embedded in the piece are decorative fabrics and jewels, jewels and more jewels.
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In other rooms, dozens of automated looms lace gold thread into silk fabrics.
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Instead of metal and industrial materials, she used wood, woven fabrics, and cane.
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How to use Lysol Laundry Sanitizer to clean all of your washable fabrics
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But Lysol's phenolic disinfectant is readily available and safe for all washable fabrics.
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Trump designers went to Turkey to vet the furniture and fabrics acquired there.
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The seats, walls and even the dashboard are covered in richly textured fabrics.
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Others focus on developing fabrics that require less water or energy to produce.
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When looking at sustainable materials, I look for reclaimed/recycled fibers and fabrics.
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Sweat-eliminating wicking fabrics allowed them to add layers before heading to brunch.
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In the beautifully somber photos, fabrics cover Keisha's face and obscure her identity.
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Throughout the gallery are weavings and printed fabrics made by hand or computer.
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He hired children to carry fabrics, bring tea, and stack up cut-out fabric.
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The market is filled with colorful scarves and fabrics, along with lots of food.
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Matt hopes to source all materials and fabrics to manufacture his product in China.
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These are synthetic chemicals used in everything from stain-resistant fabrics to nonstick pans.
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But we're not saving all the bright hues and lightweight fabrics for later, either.
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We make all of her clothes so she picks the fabrics at fabric stores!
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CD: Well, there are many reasons why the industry will get rid of fabrics.
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But we're not saving all the bright hues and lightweight fabrics for later either.
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But, forget clashing prints with separates — instead, look to dresses made of varying fabrics.
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They've replaced older material like neoprene with lighter and stronger bonded fabrics like dyneema.
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The speaker itself is physically customizable, with choices of aluminum or different colored fabrics.
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Technical components of a design, such as proprietary fabrics like nylon, can be patented.
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Hidden compartments abound and the fabrics and colors look expensive though prices are reasonable.
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" Center: "More and more, we're incorporating handmade African fabrics into our ready-to-wear.
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Try to stick with fabrics or blends that include lyocell, polyester, spandex and knits.
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The page is categorized by room, and also includes their mattresses, fabrics and rugs.
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Fabrics, if not Mr. Schuman, will be putting on weight in the near future.
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They're streamlined and created with technical fabrics to wick sweat and handle all elements.
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Lombardo listed Sports Authority and Hancock Fabrics as two tenants its shops are replacing.
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Instead, turn towards warm, natural colors, satiny fabrics and the bounty of patterns available.
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The distinctive styling of the fabrics used for airplane seats is easy to spot.
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My team and I went to four different countries just to find the fabrics.
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Some fabrics tend to get hot after you've been sitting on them for awhile.
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Its key imports in the period were machinery, electronics and fabrics, the GSO said.
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After laundering, the treated polyester fabrics smelled better than cotton and worse than wool.
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The Fix: Suede is one of those infuriating fabrics that shows every last imperfection.
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I like to use individual pouches — with patterns, colors and fabrics that spark joy!
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I like classic silhouettes that you pep up with beautiful prints and textured fabrics.
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The digitally-printed fabrics put both nature and classic American symbols into the home.
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On some, there were recycled fabrics, some with an extensive dying or reprinting process.
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It's a common feature on newer irons that works especially well on thicker fabrics.
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The problem, in short, is that humans are better at folding fabrics than robots.
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The hemp and cotton fabrics are all organic, locally raised and cultivated in California.
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The Commerce Department is co-hosting the first Smart Fabrics Summit today in Washington.
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"Latex is also one of those fabrics that makes an automatic statement," says Dolores.
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Microscopically examining the fabrics, he found that most had been altered in some way.
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You can find "tall" options with a variety of rises, silhouettes, fabrics, and colors.
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"The beauty of the fabrics we use is how well they combine," Sabet says.
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In the Roaring Twenties, fashions were characterized by fringe, loose fabrics, and glamorous details.
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Every item is made with sustainable fabrics, and shipped in recycled and reused material.
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Lucky for the always-late club, the same principle can apply to other fabrics.
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She wore draped fabrics, as psychics do, and she took my hand in hers.
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Imagine all-organic fabrics that self-steamed and self-pressed; that would be amazing.
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Our clothing industry is an environmental disaster, down to the very fabrics we wear.
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In fact, she watched about 30 percent of her business in silica fabrics disappear.
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Today's puffer jackets are generally lightweight, highly compressible, and made from water-resistant fabrics.
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Its fabrics are also surprisingly soft and more natural feeling, despite their technical features.
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Mold and mildew had grown on the walls, and the furniture fabrics had deteriorated.
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Also Charles James, the couturier, and the lush fabrics and prints of Mariano Fortuny.
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Upholstered items — many of them covered in durable contract-grade fabrics — are steam-cleaned.
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Some come from the Victoria & Albert museum; others might be fabrics contributed by customers.
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What to check out nearby • Visit Mood Fabrics, just south in the garment district.
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Skip the wool or other fabrics that can cause allergies or irritate your skin.
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The newest incarnation of headbands includes an eclectic variety of styles, fabrics, and uses.
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There are certain basic guidelines we all share: avoid prints, avoid fabrics that wrinkle.
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She works for a fashion website, writing neutral-sounding product descriptions and folding fabrics.
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The brand uses no new textile fabrics in an effort to protect natural resources.
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But the slouchy material and artfully worn fabrics create a cool, lived-in effect.
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Rooms are minimal with standard rooms featuring beds perched atop platforms and tribal fabrics.
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Her mother, Matilde, made slippers by layering fabrics and cutting out a shoe shape.
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And there is Edita, inspired by today's more trendy fashions, fabrics and pop culture.
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You can find "odor-resistant" synthetic fabrics, which are treated with various antibacterial compounds.
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By the 1990s, the Germans were purchasing cheaper fabrics woven in Bulgaria and Romania.
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The clothing is a virtuosic symphony of sequined suits, flowing synthetic fabrics, graffitied overalls.
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Designers used the same fabrics for many of the men's and women's collections. Cut?
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He stresses that knowing the provenance of his fabrics is important to his process.
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Its differential feed adjusts fabric feed for creating smooth seams on very stretchy fabrics.
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The collection evoked domesticity, too, with pajama stripes, tapestry-like fabrics and upholstery trim.
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But if there's any doubt as to the pedigree of the fabrics used in Plane's collection, each piece is stamped with details about how many miles the recycled fabrics traveled, and what countries they passed through before ending up in your new luggage.
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I promise you, I took fabrics that I'd used to make clothes and I'd use them for home designs — the lace top you're wearing, say, I'd throw a piece of that fabric over a bed, and we'd then create sheer fabrics for bedding.
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ST: My uncle had a place on 54th Street in Little Haiti called Button Fabrics.
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She designed her own dress today in her dad's office & is picking out fabrics tomorrow!
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One time I opened my dryer, and I saw pink, red, and burgundy fabrics touching.
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We're a higher price-point than Lululemon, and we're known for our fabrics and patterns.
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They're nostalgic pieces that have been stripped back and made over in more luxurious fabrics.
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Her '90s wardrobe welcomed loose, flowing fabrics, maxi skirts, lace, tie-dye, and floral prints.
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Stone & BeamAn Amazon brand of furniture made with performance and stain-resistant fabrics to last.
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Read the labels and find out what the fabrics are and where they are made.
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What You're Taking With You: First things first: Consider the fabrics you're taking with you.
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"I have a whole container of fabrics, wires, twines, beads, fake flowers," he tells PeopleStyle.
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I personally like softer, stretchier fabrics for every day, and some kind of sweeter sundresses.
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Look for them in thin, soft fabrics and with interesting details, like lace accents. 6.
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They could use it to build strong fabrics and possibly even surgical sutures, for example.
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"A lot of research for military fabrics can be used for fashion too," Lukminto said.
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Somehow, in an age of stretch fabrics and sneakers, this aspect of dress got lost.
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Hydroentanglement is, as a bonus, an established industrial process, employed to make fabrics without weaving.
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The company that used to supply fabrics for Ford's seat cushions went into parachute production.
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Soft robots, by comparison, are built using pliable materials like smart fabrics and inflatable bladders.
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A suit by any definition of the word, although not in the typical commercial fabrics.
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Some fabrics tend to get hot after you've been sitting on them for a while.
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" Says Matenopolous of their process, "We had a really great time choosing fabrics and designs.
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Getting dunked on by Lana Del Rey is like getting dunked on by Joann Fabrics.
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With that strong heat in such close vicinity, a lot of fabrics would fall apart.
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NASA said the habitat didn't expand because of high friction forces between the habitat's fabrics.
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The SnoozePal cat hammock is a fleece-lined sling available in a choice of fabrics.
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Venus in Virgo wears natural fabrics and doesn't mind having a bit of a uniform.
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Plus, the more we use plastics in our fabrics, the more microplastic pollution is created.
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Ornate interior built-ins like sculpted banquettes are upholstered in hand-made Art Nouveau fabrics.
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Self's figures look wild but are made of assorted fabrics neatly stitched to her canvases.
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A patchwork blanket made of middle-class brands and fabrics — the Gap, quilted down, etc.
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American fashion was in one of its ascetic phases, all monochrome fabrics and severe geometries.
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The panel will include executives from Ralph Lauren, Intel and the Industrial Fabrics Association International.
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Scraps of faded denim merge with handmade embroidery and store-bought Día de Muertos fabrics.
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One thing it doesn't buy you is a lot of fabrics in the dining room.
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Apple says certain fabrics like leather and denim may permanently discolor the titanium Apple Card.
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I feel comfortable in all of their fabrics and styles, and they all wash well.
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She continued to wear shiny fabrics in 1999 at a screening of "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge."
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Fit and fabrics have come a long way since the baggy pants of the 1990s.
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Part of the ceiling there is draped in fabrics that resemble a nomad's striped tent.
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You can wash your everyday fabrics, delicates, and even wool and cashmere without a worry.
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If your office has a dress code, wear the most breathable fabrics you can access.
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My style is influenced by the cities I go to, sourcing fabrics and local skills.
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They also create garments using vintage fabrics and produce new runs of styles we love.
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No one today cares about the prince, daredevils in stretchy fabrics, clowns, fairies, or astronauts.
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The initiative affects sourcing of fabrics and of paper, particularly that is used in packaging.
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Doctors in white coats walk quickly past tired patients clothed in bright, patterned kitenge fabrics.
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Models were draped in soft fabrics and neutral tones of bone, earth, sage and dusk.
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"We're really trying to make a lot of our fabrics more sustainable," Nicholas Kunz said.
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Pros: Wind- and waterproof fabrics, warm and comfortable, included hood, made from recycled materialsCons: Expensive
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The fabrics used in this sock even include antimicrobial properties to help reduce odor too.
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Mr. Drexler bet on more expensive fabrics and gradually incorporated more inventive, high-fashion elements.
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Joann Fabrics has kept its stores open amid shutdowns, saying it is an essential business.
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Their home is full of lush fabrics, gorgeous wallpaper and a worrying number of candles.
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Service is by appointment and the boutiques take pride in the sustainability of their fabrics.
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Such fabrics — such garments, as Lil Uzi Vert might say — were in short supply, though.
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But in luxe fabrics and modern shapes, these pretty-ugly, and nostalgic, shades feel fresh.
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Will we ever go back to things that pinch, to fancy dresses, to stiff fabrics?
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"I think wearing fabrics on your body is the best alternative to sunscreen," she said.
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When her body is completely concealed, lush fabrics and patterns evoke a mood or personality.
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Much of what's on view consists of textiles and fabrics, costumes and hand-made dolls.
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Umber fabrics shaded the window of my room, a single king (170 square feet, $179).
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The colors, the smells, the feel of the fabrics, the crazy design of the place.
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Vintage kimono fabrics are subtly integrated into the designs, some with intricate origami-style adornments.
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The brand also provides information about the fabrics used in the production of the beanie.
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Zara has pledged to make all their fabrics sustainable by 2025. Whoop-de-fuckin-doo.
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Her collection, which debuted last week, includes oversized t-shirts are made of sustainable fabrics.
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It suggested that the reactions could have been set off by chemicals in the fabrics.
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Look for culottes or palazzo pants in light fabrics such as silk and airy cuts.
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McCoach designed the collection at the Mackintosh factory in Cumbernauld, using fabrics from the archive.
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I'd bought clothes made of magical fabrics that breathed, weighed almost nothing, and were indestructible.
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The adorable, colorful, and gender-neutral styles are classic and made from safe, soft fabrics.
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A store called Cotelac was chock-full of funky eccentric bursts of colors and fabrics.
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But these pieces, made from performance fabrics, are appropriate for work or for social gatherings.
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Vila also shared the best detergent "recipe" for cleaning these bulky fabrics on Today's website.
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She said that brands frequently reject fabrics because they don't match the desired shade exactly.
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"The fabrics and the costumes play a very big role in the series," Galassi stated.
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She visits Salvation Army shops and thrift stores looking for fabrics that catch her eye.
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The men debated, quite heatedly, which legging fabrics were the worst and which were fine. Anyway!
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The fabrics curl around the hard fibers of the driftwood, as the two opposing materials cohabitate.
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While visiting her dad's office, North selected fabrics to make her own designs come to life.
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Meanwhile, Today reported that he's been receiving donations of fabrics and supplies to help his project.
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I knit, sew, and embroider in my spare time and Liberty is famous for their fabrics.
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So to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Zarin Fabrics, something off the rack just wouldn't do.
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Kann says there are also fabrics to steer away from when you're picking out summer athleisure.
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Doing wet cleaning well requires substantial knowledge of fabrics and fibers, as well as more effort.
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With the textile bank, our goal is to keep the fabrics in the right next life.
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"Literally, I had fabrics on the table and swatches from every piece in collection," he said.
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They are one collection, and often the fabrics, cuts and styles are shared across both collections.
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Don't try and jump onto hot trends for silhouettes and fabrics if it simply isn't you.
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Tech Sweat definitely has a different "hand feel," compared to other fabrics that Outdoor Voices carries.
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The Echo has options for decorative skins available in six varieties, including wood, metallics, and fabrics.
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It's safe to use on a variety of fabrics and heats up in just 20 seconds.
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Upon many of these fabrics, Estes applies photographic collages of her own creation, along with paint.
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In terms of prevention, it's a good idea to wear sweat-wicking fabrics and breathable underwear.
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On a weekday morning few customers explore its labyrinthine aisles of fabrics, jeans and patterned dresses.
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It's crafted out of soft, breathable, microfiber fabrics that are found in clothing and athletic wear.
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Supportive shoes are key; apparel that doesn't show too much sweat and lightweight fabrics always help.
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Instead, they've developed special new fabrics that mirror that of a worn-in Hanes T-shirt.
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They were often lined with similarly vibrant Russian cotton or Indian chintz fabrics, according to Farhad.
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The fabrics are eco-friendly — each pair of leggings is made from 25 recycled water bottles.
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I found Merino wool to be a great more environmentally conscious, alternative to high-tech fabrics.
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Engineers are developing fabrics that can harvest not just solar energy, but mechanical energy as well.
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The clothing stayed true to an African aesthetic with bright colors, light fabrics, and native prints.
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As a sultan he wore many lavish fabrics including silk, brocaded velvet, taffeta, mohair, and cashmere.
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The future of textile technology will be all about embedding tech right into the fabrics themselves.
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The factory I use in Italy has beautiful fabrics, and they can do complex laser cutting.
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I like buying clothes that allow me to play, so nylon fabrics and stuff like that.
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How large a market functional fabrics may become, and how soon, depends on more than technology.
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Speaking of design, it's also nice that the chair comes in several different colors and fabrics.
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They reupholstered salvaged furniture and sewed curtains from each of their vast collections of old fabrics.
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Crawford helped pioneer '90s All-American style with simple silhouettes, neutral palettes and comfortable, easy fabrics.
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Robert Isabel did the design of the armory: gossamer fabrics hanging from the rafters, flowers everywhere.
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It is well suited to dying fabrics, and has been used for this purpose for centuries.
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Patent leather and vinyl were often used as fabrics in the '90s for a futuristic look.
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It frequently release new, sustainable lines, like its conscious cashmere — pieces made with 70% recycled fabrics.
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We also noticed the entrance of recycled fabrics into swimwear, most notably from Athleta and Patagonia.
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Luxe fabrics, flapper girl silhouettes, and art-deco style dominated the fashion world in the '20s.
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Pegas runs eight production lines making non-woven fabrics for hygiene products in the Czech Republic.
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I think in the same way when I'm cooking, when I'm gardening, when I'm choosing fabrics.
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"The fabrics and clothes that the women had were not good, and too random," he said.
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Markle wore a blackwatch tartan coat, one of the checked fabrics associated with Scottish traditional dress.
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Thanks to an advanced digital technology, you catch informations from the noise combining layers of fabrics.
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Your space may feel uninviting and cold if you don't have enough different fabrics and textures.
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Garments were made in solid, sheer and shimmery fabrics, sometimes embellished with pearls in either color.
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Mr. Fowler taught him about furniture and fabrics and generously shared the names of decorating sources.
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Most of those operations are low-end businesses with second-rate fabrics and poor quality control.
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Another tip: think about the types of fabrics that you like to wear on your body.
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The fabrics were very tactile and soft but the collection had a tougher realism to it.
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Missoni even upcycled some old fabrics into a pair of patchwork trousers and a — yes — trench.
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Polyester brocade fabrics became very popular and affordable and therefore used a lot for costume design.
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The market is full of special fabrics meant to wick away moisture and encourage air flow.
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Rick Rubin's last major work was helping with Yeezus, and "Check Ya Fabrics" is similarly disjointed.
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Not that Harris tweed ($895) is the gentlest of fabrics, but the rigidity was a challenge.
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She would use ribbons and fabrics as the basis for the colors she wanted to make.
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Mr. Graydi followed in the footsteps of his Yemenite grandmother, embroidering fabrics and dressing his friends.
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Also, pick fabrics like merino wool that are anti-wrinkle, dry quickly and don't retain smells.
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And in eye-catching colors, fabrics and constructions, their staying power is looking stronger than ever.
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It was heartbreaking to see that all the fabrics we were using were made in America.
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At Bernhardt, Mr. Helling has also developed new upholstery fabrics with singer and songwriter Tift Merritt.
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In the eloquence expressed, for example, in a collection made from largely repurposed fabrics and materials.
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To create her intricately worked fabrics, she uses 3-D printers, laser cutting and heat bonding.
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He uses the best fabrics to make custom suits for me, my father, all my family.
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Some patterns I necessarily reused and reconceived from the archives, although everything had totally new fabrics.
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All of his pieces, which are made of vintage fabrics, are totally one-of-a-kind.
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We never print digitally — usually digital printing is done on synthetic fabrics; we use organic cotton.
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It&aposs cropped, tailored, and fits into the rising trend of trucker jackets in nontraditional fabrics.
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The company researched fabrics and had the participants in Ms. Hussein's Girls gym program test prototypes.
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For example, humidity can warp wooden furniture and certain high temperatures can cause fabrics to fade.
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It is so cramped that fabrics have to be stored in another building three blocks away.
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"I can't live with too many fabrics or textures — or color for that matter," she says.
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Some of the fabrics we use have more of a tooth and a grain to them.
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Carlos Alsina Schwarzenegger wore various silhouettes featuring chic necklines, revealing backs, elegant detailing and mixtures of fabrics.
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She cut scarfs from bolts of fabric to wrap around her head and experimented with different fabrics.
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The artists were asked to create works using recycled fabrics with the theme of resistance in mind.
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There, he began to cut fabrics and learned to sew to help make his sister hair ribbons.
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With high-tech fabrics and unusual construction, it's designed to eke out every bit of athletic optimization.
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I felt sweat slide down our spines and the scrape and glide of fabrics I wasn't wearing.
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Yet the designer's feminine and romantic collection was balanced out with more informal fabrics such as cotton.
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And the average kid isn't that concerned with quick drying and breathable fabrics or with style, either.
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Using these overlapping layered synthetic fabrics, Parallax Gap will create a more abstract representation of trompe l'oeil.
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The clothing one is great: good cut, quality fabrics, fits well, so I'm very happy with that.
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This method has served to produce luxury fabrics for over 5,000 years, dating back to Neolithic China.
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Knitted fabrics manufacturer Teejay Lanka Plc fell 2.2 percent, while conglomerate Richard Pieris Plc dropped 1.7 percent.
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There's a lot of body-skimming fabrics, curve-enhancing bodysuits, and bolder ways to rock a choker.
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Some designers were inspired by the luxurious fabrics of the garments presented in these paintings and sculptures.
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The dress fabrics featured in her photo ranged from solid red, to beige tulle and sequined black.
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Malhotra is far from the only designer playing with animated textiles and fabrics that visualize our biodata.
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A new garment-maker has opened in a special economic zone, cutting and sewing Chinese-made fabrics.
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I'm dressed for success and on-site for a project or running errands, sourcing tiles, fabrics, etc.
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We bought affordable fabrics and were careful to make things we knew would be sellable and exciting.
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There are fabrics like leather, vinyl, velvet, lace, but then they're put on a girl of today.
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You know, this is kind of crazy, the amount of packaging, amount of beddings, fabrics coming in.
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There were subsequent pieces I did where the idea was to allow the fabrics to finally float.
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Shinique Smith, too, draws from her own past, frequently utilizing fabrics and objects from her grandmother's house.
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The technology combines thin, metallic alloys with natural and synthetic yarns to create touch-sensitive interactive fabrics.
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Amazon also sells customizable cases in a variety of fabrics and colors to decorate your device with.
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It's just a matter of finding the styles, finding the fabrics, shapes that accentuate your own body.
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It wasn't until the 1990s that advancements with these fabrics thrust wrinkle-resistant options into the mainstream.
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Mizzen+Main's fabrics and designs are proprietary, and the company manufactures exclusively in the United States, today.
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In practice, California's trailblazing spirit came with environmental destruction, racism, and the rending of existing social fabrics.
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Many researchers are trying to create cooling fabrics, from cloth inspired by squid skin to electroactive textiles.
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They'll spend a fortune on marble bathrooms and fabrics, but overlook the breakfast presentation or mini-bar.
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A century later, it had hundreds, making fabrics for Hermès, the Folies-Bergère, and the Moulin Rouge.
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Nearly all of the garments are crafted from a soft cotton rib — one of Yeung's favorite fabrics.
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Now, Mr Zornow says, they are refining their methods for various types of fabrics and industrial settings.
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They started with a website selling a simple button-up shirt in a few fabrics and colors.
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If you're open to your cashmere blended with other fabrics like cotton, you can spend even less.
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Thirty-four cabins with private bathrooms are decorated with hand-woven Peruvian fabrics and alpaca wool bedding.
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Mr. Garcia had just returned from India with heavily sequined fabrics to be stitched into evening dresses.
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Vigil is inspired by her Mexican culture, textiles and fabrics found Visit INSIDER's homepage for more stories.
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"We're very proud of the fact that most of our fabrics are produced in Spain," Marroquin says.
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Everywhere you look, there are muted colors, exquisite fabrics, lots of glass, stainless steel and light wood.
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At Design Research, merchandise choices — including brilliant Marimekko fabrics from Finland — were made largely by Mr. Thompson.
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To make ends meet, district residents had created a textiles enterprise upcycling fabrics from a neighboring landfill.
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The Richmond, Virginia-based company offers soundproof supplies ranging from acoustic panels and fabrics to sound diffusers.
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Brands hide their logos and start talking about fabrics, cuts and other tastefully silent indicators of power.
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She often wore traditional clothes from India, they said, and the fabrics hung loose around her frame.
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This meant going to a suite in the Barclay to pick fabrics and be measured and fitted.
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As far as backgrounds, the photographer also spends a lot of time hunting down appropriate print fabrics.
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These funds go toward fabrics and craft that will make the flowers durable, long-lasting, and safe.
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His designs have an old-timey opulence redolent of Renaissance portraiture, with luxe fabrics and busy motifs.
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Afterward, she attended the London College of Fashion, where she fell in love with studying different fabrics.
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He was patched through to Theiss, who happily provided valuable information about Trek costume patterns and fabrics.
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Joelson's area is full of color, with layered collections of fabrics, textiles, and clippings in full use.
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Upholstered with brightly colored fabrics, the seats on Joon, Air France's millennial-targeted airline, look especially chic.
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Bioesters, a research group based in New York, is using polymers from kelp to make sustainable fabrics.
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According to the rule book, I should stick to monotone looks, sleek fabrics, and loads of black.
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Pale, wide-plank parquet floors and muted, lush linens and natural fabrics are features of each room.
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So he worked with his research team to test four fabrics that are known to resist flames.
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The designers reinterpret traditional men's wear fabrics — tweed, velvet and cotton shirting — with surprising, often cropped, silhouettes.
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And for Anglicans, don't forget synthetic fabrics, wet wipes, and those little boxes that hold dental floss.
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The aesthetic is minimal but forward-thinking in fabrics that last and at prices that aren't astronomical.
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"I wanted to create the fabrics, and I wanted them to feel very superhero-like," she said.
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Moira Rose, played by Catherine O'Hara clad in reflective fabrics, is the show's matriarch and chief brat.
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The print mediums expand, incorporating new techniques like digitalization as well as antique fabrics and poetic texts.
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Many people are using fabrics from old t-shirts, and boy scouts are using donated cloth materials.
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There are also plenty of online options for sale, in a wide range of fabrics and colors.
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BMS dyed yarn for apparel, hosiery, upholstery, mattress fabrics, braids and ropes, health care and industrial products.
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For the most part I wear reflective fabrics on stage to play with the lights and projections.
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At first, she said, she could not make sense of the tiny geometric designs in both fabrics.
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"My opinion is that those who wore the fabrics must have understood the symbolism," said Dr. Larsson.
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Silhouettes will change depending on the season, and the fabrics will be softer than the usual twill.
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It was a vintage trawl of proportions, styles, crystals and fabrics (including a bit too much plastic).
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Stretched across panels were vivid patchwork fabrics concocted from unsold or worn bits of Eileen Fisher garments.
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We have classic pieces that we're going to reinvent through new fabrics and prints and update slightly.
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Each president's costume is designed using fabrics and sewing techniques of the time they served in office.
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Think: scrunchies wrapped in cozy fabrics and knotted headbands that were everywhere during New York Fashion Week.
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The easy styles became popular in various colors and fabrics, and sell for around 280 euros ($310).
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"This is an investment that will add interest, and the fabrics will help pull your room together."
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She juxtaposes materials such as plastics and gaffer tape with high-end, luxurious fabrics in her designs.
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I found all the gold, prints, and fabrics so overwhelming and showy that it's verging on tacky.
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They sew traditional caftan suits made of stiff Chinese-made wax print fabrics for 5,000 naira ($14).
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The powder-coat finish comes in five colors and a range of fabrics, including vinyl and wool.
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The back wall is a kaleidoscope of color, with rolls of brightly colored fabrics stacked tightly together.
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She'd sport her mom's collections as early as age six, paying close attention to fabrics and shoes.
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It encourages people to cut down on waste and makes clothing using organic cotton and recycled fabrics.
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Pros: Affordable, classic styles, innovative fabrics like Heattech and affordable cashmereCons: Not a lot of patterned options
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Every component of the uniforms, from buttons and zippers to threads and fabrics, went through rigorous testing.
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And each country has its characteristics and specificities and social fabrics and different unions, different political parties.
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It sources fabrics from across the world and provides support to the local craftspeople it works with.
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Ms. Fellowes had brought along a file of Prada dresses, fabrics and embroidery from years gone by.
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Some rooms are done in fabrics from the French house of Brunschwig and others in Manuel Canovas.
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In an effort to discourage this practice, she took him on regular trips to Jo-Ann Fabrics.
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The modes of display range from rotating glass installations to projections on transparent fabrics and individual rooms.
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Most of the fabrics I use are chosen with the intention of reconstructing elements of my childhood.
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Morris & Co.'s contemporary production of wallpapers and fabrics printed with the same patterns underscores this point.
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So we'd do a Bratz unicycling segment—we'd take the fashions, we'd go fabric shopping, buy fabrics.
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Using high-quality fabrics, on the other hand, is typically what drives up production prices, Mazur said.
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Her go-to pairs include various colors and fabrics, including red and yellow suede and even patent leather.
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Made of red and pink patterned fabrics and thick stitching, these hangings suggest the tradition of quilt making.
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Kim Kardashian recently explained that her daughter picks out the fabrics for her outfits (North only wears couture).
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Like any designer, she had to dedicate her free time to picking out fabrics, designing, sewing and fitting.
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Combine that with the costume designer Elisabeth Vastola who picked fabrics and they were just incredibly well made.
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Bernstein is referring to Greenwald's later poetry, but I find the same "shimmering fabrics" in his early work.
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Fittingly, the fabrics used in AALTO's AW19 collection are focused on the ideas of fluidity, airiness, and volume.
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A lot of a new car's smell comes from new fabrics and materials on steering wheels and seats.
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Designers need to use high quality fabrics because people can buy t-shirts anywhere for relatively low prices.
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Since 2012 she has worked at Google, developing technologies including tech-infused fabrics, modular smartphones and Project Tango.
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Let's not only bring great fabrics and expensive-looking pieces — why don't we bring technology into this too?
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CS: Yes, and the performers will all be wearing aprons over their uniforms made of these different fabrics.
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Some of the standout trends so far have been plaid, leather, animal print, dramatic sleeves, and shiny fabrics.
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And now his business selling accurate fabrics, buttons, and belt buckles for Sparrow's wardrobe subsidizes his lookalike work.
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Among other frills, this meant hexagonal hanging lamps shaped like ancient gems and partitions edged with kimono fabrics.
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The film opens on a fiery shot of a burning pile of boxes, perhaps filled with old fabrics.
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In the article, Paul advised to wear moisture-wicking fabrics to make sure you stay cold and dry.
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For fall '16, there was a lot of texture; fabrics were a big inspiration this time around, apparently.
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The old-fashioned way to fight the heat is with common airy fabrics like cotton, linen, and chambray.
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PFCs—or perflourinated compounds—are used to treat fabrics so that they repel water, instead of absorbing it.
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Investments included companies in quantum cascade lasers, quantum dots, photonic integrated optoelectronic devices, nano-engineered fabrics and others.
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Microfibers are woven into fabrics that are cheap to produce and comfortable to wear, like polyester and nylon.
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Di famously poured over fabrics and designs in Kensington Palace -- but Jason says Meghan's just not that picky.
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The founder of Zarin Fabrics has long battled the disease, first being diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2009.
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Chinese consumers are after quality, and UNIQLO's special fabrics, especially its Heattech range for cold weather, function well.
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Better yet, many white boots come in wipeable fabrics, which means that they're going to be weatherproof, too.
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And this summer, the fashion industry finally seems to be sharing my proclivity for the fanciest of fabrics.
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Advanced Functional Fabrics of America Alliance, a consortium built across sectors, won the bid to lead the effort.
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It was a new playground for me—picking the fabrics, colors, and images was a very creative process.
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On the day I visited, the walls were covered with African vintage fabrics, which Reo collects and preserves.
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The collection mixed together different fabrics and embroideries, juxtaposed old against new, and paired casual looks with nightwear.
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It isn't uncommon now to find intricate embroidery, bejeweled accents, and even neon fabrics on traditional Muslim garments.
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She started by focusing on sourcing from suppliers with premium fabrics and leathers to blend beauty with durability.
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I felt like I was wearing the entire inventory of a Jo-Ann's Fabrics, because I basically was.
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While Yusof and Princess Sarah brainstormed design concepts, colors and fabrics, Tengah took care of the administrative details.
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Clients can also customize the interior to their heart's content, choosing between fabrics, fittings, and different internal layouts.
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The most effective brushes employed 'directional fabrics' that are smooth in one direction, and coarse in the other.
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"While other denim brands source their fabrics, we make ours from scratch in our own mill," says Ahmed.
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Aware that his manager was watching, the boy looked away and focused on cutting fabrics and folding clothes.
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My mother often took me to the souks in Lebanon, where I learned about different textures and fabrics.
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There are 17 different fabrics to choose from, including Mojave orange, midnight navy, meridian blue, and flint grey.
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Cute and colorful patterns, high-quality fabrics, smart designs, and a bigger social purpose make Maaji stand out.
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Today, the brand offers clothing in fabrics that are flame-resistant and able to withstand extreme weather conditions.
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Twenty years ago, 70 percent of Eastman's products were of traditional fabrics; the rest were space-age materials.
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"Gorgeous eye-candy rooms are extremely well-appointed with antiques, floral fabrics, and black-and-white marble floors."
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American textile companies make technologically advanced fabrics like those for carpeting, parachutes or the steel mesh inside tires.
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They're comfortable and rendered in the fabrics we chose, and they speak to Man Repeller style really accurately.
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After you measure your feet, you can choose colors and fabrics to further customize and personalize your inserts.
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"Women are wanting a natural shape, almost a '70s look, which lends itself to mesh fabrics," Gramston says.
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Be sure to select colors that go with the rest of your finishes and fabrics in the room.
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We aimed to incorporate the textures and fabrics found in a luxurious bedroom: frills, ruching, quilting and carpeting.
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The dimensions and colors are spot-on, the fabrics and ambient sounds piped into the rooms and hallways.
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The Indian family's massive wealth began with Dhirubhai Ambani, who founded Reliance Industries to manufacture fabrics and textiles.
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They tested the approach by covering a small cabin with four different fabrics and setting it on fire.
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Its outer shell is made from water-resistant fabrics and it uses 600-fill down as an insulator.
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Bacteria and fungi can live on fabrics and shoe materials, so take these steps to minimize their growth.
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Last year, after a meticulous renovation, he moved into the old Beckenstein Home Fabrics at 130 Orchard Street.
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We care about how young people and old people alike express themselves with fabrics, cuts, reuses and remixes.
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Almost always, the fabrics were worn, stained or frayed; the jars would still be coated with food residue.
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It sells three different fabrics: percale (lightweight, breathable), sateen (smooth, but not shiny), and linen (textured, laid-back).
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We need both to evaluate the inherent visual qualities of the fabrics as well as the designs themselves.
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Textiles were sourced to Ghana, but many African fabrics are now printed in Holland; Ms. Carter rejected those.
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So he took gym-friendly fabrics (breathable, antimicrobial and moisture wicking) and applied them to boxers and briefs.
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"You'd have fabrics hanging on the walls and work out to be seen by other artists," he says.
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Simple stores were selling everyday goods: fruits, vegetables, colorful synthetic fabrics, electrical and plumbing supplies and inexpensive tableware.
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At the time, lightweight fabrics were still favored, but dresses were beginning to become more and more embellished.
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Ms. Chu not only designs the dresses but will change skirts, tops and fabrics to suit each customer.
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A signature tracksuit silhouette, often in technical fabrics and with subtle nods to skinhead culture, anchors their collections.
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We also use light fastness testers that replicate sunlight to see how fabrics behave when exposed to sun.
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Many stores, including Joann Fabrics, are offering free, pre-cut materials to people sewing face masks at home.
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Customers can also choose between four cushion fabrics, including a utilitarian hemp canvas and a gray wool pinstripe.
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Nude fabrics were paired with metallic gold embellishment and shimmering detailed beading for an extra touch of glamour.
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His new collection is full of color, graphic prints and natural fabrics including linen and dead-stock cotton.
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Each swimsuit repurposes up to 300 grams of recycled marine debris, and the fabrics can be reused indefinitely.
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I collect antique and vintage pieces from around the country, and I design their reupholstery with African fabrics.
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Updated in a variety of fabrics and slightly tweaked silhouettes, the tricked-out suits invite a certain swagger.
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Some steamers have attachments to make it easier to steam hard-to-reach fabrics or awkwardly shaped clothing.
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Broader shoulders, lifted boobs — what's the difference between shoulder pads and bras and spandex bodysuits under thin fabrics?
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The embroidery, completed in white, was printed over with photographs of fruits, infusing the fabrics with vivid colors.
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The magic ingredients in dryer sheets that soften fabrics and eliminate static will break down the soap scum.
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You value security and enjoy indulging your senses with soft fabrics, beautiful scents, decadent meals, and relaxing massages.
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Look, look, look, it says, at the clothes, their fabrics, colors, shapes, shocks, quotations, details, exaggerations and parodies.
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I'd seen a video of the designer in his studio, surrounded by stacks of lush, intricately worked fabrics.
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Or it might be a Technicolor track jacket crafted from a patchwork fabrics by the Japanese brand Anrealage.
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The uniforms have various chemical treatments to ensure the fabrics can stretch, resist staining or wrinkling, and deodorize.
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Fabrics and wool fibres from the Max Mara archive, which staff designers are required to consult for color.
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Wira Quesada: Here we&aposve chosen to make curtains for these two rooms out of these two fabrics.
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Most compression socks are made from a blend of synthetic fabrics that provide a snug and stretchy fit.
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And the maturation of digital printing means that fabrics can now be created on demand, lowering overhead costs.
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Of course, none of these companies could flourish if it weren't for designers and customers seeking unique fabrics.
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"Real Housewives" often highlighted their partnership and loving relationship; they ran a designer fabric store called Zarin Fabrics.
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Each of the fabrics were stitched together to allow for easy maneuvering in and out of the costume.
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The clothes appeared to be light weight; the fabrics nearly see through; the shade of white almost spectral.
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After dropping out of art school, he worked for a factory that copied designer clothing in shoddier fabrics.
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See traditional tailoring with an inventive twist, and heritage fabrics largely sourced from the mills of Northern England.
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WATCH THIS: You Need to See the Prized Possession Tahj Mowry Wears While Dancing Around the House Elaborate art aside, Schiffer still wants the estate to feel family friendly, outfitting furniture in fabrics like moleskin — "Shooting fabrics are made of moleskin, which means it lasts forever," she explains — and corduroy.
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As one costume designer told me, many fabrics used across the industry these days already teeter on overly synthetic.
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But a Google team member claims that the fabrics are designed in a way that won't readily show stains.
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"I think we'll be seeing more smart underwear as designers engineer increasingly sophisticated fabrics and digital applications," she says.
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It is also investing in companies that design new materials—antibiotic ones for fabrics and mattresses, ceramics for phones.
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Nobody likes ironing, which is probably why so many clothes boast wrinkle-free or wrinkle-resistant fabrics these days.
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Body Labs can even add motion to the models in order to see how certain fabrics move and fit.
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She said her company is turning increasingly to Turkey for fabrics, because of quality, price and proximity to Europe.
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This seems apparent in the way that the fabrics have been tightly stretched, with fragments fraying at the ends.
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And we just went through everything and she had pulled so many different white fabrics: What about this one?
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So, bearing the cost of storing fabrics that they ultimately are not going to use, is not worth it.
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Naphtha is the primary feedstock used by petrochemical manufacturers to make the chemical precursors for plastics and polyester fabrics.
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Chlorine bleach is an effective disinfectant but it can't be used on colored clothes or on synthetic fabrics safely.
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Local craftsmen, like Tailor Toyo, would refashion traditional fabrics into baseball jackets, which were commonly worn by American soldiers.
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"Everything looks liquid or wet or iridescent -- all the fabrics with light really come to life," Siriano told Insider.
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Still, dermatologists aren't exactly gushing over BP-friendly fabrics as a must-have for any self-respecting acne sufferer.
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I'm learning so much: about the tailoring, the fabric — I'm seeing fabrics that I've never seen in my life.
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Even as synthetic fibers became the rage, Mr. Weinrib was devoted to natural fabrics like wool carpets from Europe.
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Spider silk is a miracle material that could create super-strong fabrics — but it's also extremely hard to make.
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The question is, can this recycled material hold up just as well as other wicking fabrics during a workout?
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This finding could help us make silk even cooler, or engineer other fabrics to be more cooling as well.
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I make the basics with dead stock fabrics in limited quantities, so you're never getting something that's mass produced.
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Although the two are made from different fabrics, they both fit the same and the fabric quality is great.
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This is thanks to a liquid combination made from bacteria and yeast that can help most fabrics bind together.
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And don't get us started on delicate fabrics like silk that you definitely don't want to ruin from sweat.
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A second drop, due in October, will feature luxe fabrics and glittering accents perfect for a truly enchanting party.
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You still have to think about new colors, fabrics, and patterns to introduce into your freshly fall-ified wardrobe.
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Paeans to cloth, shots that revel in the texture of fine fabrics, the swishing sound it makes when worn.
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Hasibuan's collection included flowing tunics, gowns and pants with distinctly Indonesian flourishes, such as detailed embroidery and luxurious fabrics.
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Buttons were extra-large and round, fabrics were quilted and polka dotted, and zip-ups and blazers were cropped.
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The result is a carefree collection of fabrics and furnishings that feel fun and unique, yet somehow also familiar.
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"It was very surreal coming into Zarin Fabrics today," the Real Housewives of New York City alum told Extra.
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The broderie anglaise looks were interrupted by fabrics with brightly colored flowers and light and transparent pink checkered textiles.
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At the same time, it introduced face masks, platform boots, and neon fabrics, eventually revolutionizing 80s and 90s fashion.
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Models were wrapped in magazine-like printed fabrics, walking to the beat of music by the late George Michael.
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Delicate fabrics, walls with paint, and certain types of flooring may warp if you're not careful about proper usage.
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Really nailing a skin color match is more challenging with fabrics, than, say, foundation hue formulation, according to Lecigne.
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Weaving the ghosts of his research into his collection, Skelton committed to using solely handmade, sustainable, and recycled fabrics.
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I use raw and humble fabrics, but in the construction and the quality of the fibers, it's very laborious.
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Celebrity hairstylists have been working fabrics and threads into their clients' locks lately, and the results are unexpectedly modern.
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The women showed off heavily embroidered designs - sequined or crystal encrusted - as well as velvet or metallic-like fabrics.
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The advanced fabrics project, which is being announced on Friday, represents a new frontier for the Internet of Things.
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The USMCA requires apparel products to use more North American-made fabrics in order to qualify for trade benefits.
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It takes about 15 seconds to test a product and it can distinguish fabrics, leather, pills, shoes and toys.
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If you have allergies or sensitivities towards certain fabrics and materials, opt for the hypoallergenic Good Knight Weighted Blanket.
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Always opt for lightweight fabrics like silk, microfiber, and other synthetics that don't wrinkle easily and will dry quickly.
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Grass stains are simply chlorophyll that has transferred from grass to fabrics when the grass was had been crushed.
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Her SS17 collection at the 2016 Lagos Fashion and Design Week incorporated an abundance of fluid and sheer fabrics.
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Instead of creating new synthetic fabrics, the ReNew collection features a range of outerwear made from recycled plastic bottles.
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They include clothing made from sustainable and recycled fabrics, more inclusive clothing, and mattress startups expanding past the bed.
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The EcoSplash all-in-one suit is made from recycled fabrics, but will keep a tot cozy and warm.
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Fabrics were consistently lush — silks, brocades, velvets — with his most basic suits costing around $120, or about $1,000 today.
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Though her years manufacturing fabrics are decades past, Apfel's career in fashion has picked up in more recent years.
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The toilets are clothed in retirement home-chic fabrics, and there are even artworks emblazoned inside their porcelain bowls.
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Instead, just throw on a few variations of the same color while experimenting with varying prints, silhouettes, and fabrics.
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Further, less technical fabrics have a tendency to stain or break down with continued use (and lots of sweating).
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She says disperse dyes are used on synthetic fabrics that aren't made from plants, like nylon, polyester, and acrylic.
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We need to increase our reliance on the most sustainable fabrics —organically grown, sustainable, or made with recycled content.
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It just takes some understanding of sequence, knowing which fabrics work best, and a willingness to switch it up.
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There are substitutes that girls will use, like random fabrics or rocks that are really harmful to their bodies.
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The new uniform also includes a polo-style shirt made out of "performance fabrics" with a three-button collar.
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Many are lightweight, compressible, and resist water, and that's achieved through the use of high-tech insulation and fabrics.
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De Middel approached this story of eccentricity and obstinacy by showing people in spacesuits made of colorful "African" fabrics.
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Last week, national retailer JOANN Fabrics and Craft Stores released a video tutorial on how to make face masks.
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On the screen, Guatemalan women and men carry baskets and fruits and weave traditional fabrics, while small children play.
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"I wonder why I'm being given the Queen," BeBe asked earnestly in a confessional, while wrapped in 40 fabrics.
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"You definitely want to use dry-fast foam cushions," he said, covered with outdoor fabrics like those from Sunbrella.
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I liked the strong color combination and the way Lami matched fabrics with wool, silk and a wood frame.
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Originally, I wanted to use only fabrics with Lycra, because you could dress them up or dress them down.
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Eric Mack: Vogue Fabrics continues at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery (1285 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo, NY) until June 18.
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While in exile she also created her lesser-known "Heartache" boxes, incorporating family fabrics and heirlooms into downcast assemblages.
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And in today's fashion landscape, that takes more than intricate sewing skills and an eye for fabrics and colors.
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Pros: Safe for all fabrics, easy to clean, simple to cut and install, non-adhesiveCons: Only available in ecru
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We flipped through the swatches of fabrics that Bundy Illsley had developed and produced for Knoll and Herman Miller.
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At Thome Browne, models wore pleated skirts in classic men's wear fabrics and lengthy untucked shirts that mimicked dresses.
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"I discovered a universe where I could find my own fabrics and make clothes that suited me," she said.
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Designers like Harry Bertoia and Pierre Paulin relied on new elastic fabrics, stretched across metal frames, to create chairs.
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It also has clips to help hold other fabrics, such as small children's clothing, pillowcases, and more in place.
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In luxe fabrics, like silky gold, or in form-fitting black, they're fancy enough for any black-tie occasion.
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I'm in love with its more luxurious fabrics like linen and Percale Sateen, which are unbelievably soft and comfortable.
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The online brand, popular with Millennials and Gen Z, markets itself as a socially conscious brand with sustainable fabrics.
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In February, 211, Razvi and his father turned the storefront intended for Punjab Fabrics into a home for COPO .
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The scenery is so gray that fabrics, embers and dyes are just about all that pops against the background.
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Finally, the designers added rugs, linen draperies and light-colored furnishings upholstered in indoor-outdoor fabrics for carefree living.
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It was such an amazing process getting to choose fabrics, styles, shapes, heights, designs and the make of shoe.
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The girls are dressed sumptuously, in shiny, gold-embroidered fabrics that cover their torsos like so much metal armor.
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There are even some excellent environmentally friendly alternatives worth exploring, including 100% recycled papers and reusable fabrics and bags.
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This is a beautiful day to explore new trends and luxe fabrics as you build out your fall wardrobe.
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Without synthetic, plasticky fabrics, we'd have no yoga pants for yoga-ing, no stretchy socks, no water-wicking sweatshirts.
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At Adidas, classic silhouettes — Gazelle, Stan Smith, Superstar — are available to be reimagined with a range of alternate fabrics.
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He used fabrics and trims from vintage collectors and sourced some costumes from East and West Coast rental houses.
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This sense is reinforced by the imaginative costumes by Quinto Ott, which mix Victorian silhouettes with vibrant Asian fabrics.
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In the early 803s, anticipating the ethnic trend, she began making peasant skirts in Italian fabrics with Romanian embroidery.
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While the kids design outfits and choose their fabrics, the staff teach them how to sew and cut patterns.
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While the kids design outfits and choose their fabrics, the staff teach them how to sew and cut patterns.
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Urged on by their clients, interior designers seek out luxurious fabrics and collaborate with workshops to design special pieces.
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You thus rebuild the world using light-absorbing fabrics and reflective ornament, installing projections and mirrors, screens and smoke.
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Givenchy branched out into menswear soon after opening his fashion house, and in 1970 he began designing furnishing fabrics.
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New editions are released a couple times a year in different colors and fabrics, sourced from Italy and Japan.
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He printed drapery fabrics and went down with a silk screen and dumped the paint in and kept going.
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Boldly patterned fabrics, as well as mottled patterns of light and dark, invigorate the drowsy, bird's-eye-viewed women.
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Tide, for example, created a popular voice skill that explains how to get different stains out of different fabrics.
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Bookended by 7-11s, it's crammed with cheap fashion and fabrics, Indian restaurants, mobile phone stores and fruit and veg.
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If there's even the thinnest of fabrics between her chest and the world, she's living at the height of modesty.
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Instead, Google focuses on things like designs with bright, friendly colors and textured fabrics that fit in with modern living.
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So we had Indian and African fabrics, and much more wood compared to the metal you see in Regina's bedroom.
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A webcam recorded the arm touching almost 200 objects, such as tools, fabrics and household products, more than 12,000 times.
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One of those fabrics, a white nylon spandex mix called H1, runs down the suit's arms and legs in patches.
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Wester says that during the winter, playing with different fabrics and finishes is a good way to mix things up.
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And in true Rebecca Taylor form, the entire collection is made up of beautiful, breathable fabrics like linen and silk.
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They remove cells from animals with the best characteristics and grow them in the lab, creating fibers and fabrics afterward.
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Piles of brightly colored African fabrics are strewn across tables, in contrast to the unadorned white walls of the office.
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Rag trade materials, where environmentally, it's much better to keep these fabrics at high value as apparel rather than rags.
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Made from quality fabrics and durable materials, you can rest assured that this bag will last for years to come.
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Aside from the strides of haute couture and pret-a-porter, that is, machine-based fabrics, where is the innovation?
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Each bridesmaid wore custom Alberta Ferretti gowns, which were made of sustainable fabrics, according to a post from the star.
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It then flows into a seaside scene of fabrics laying out on a sunny day as waves splash closely by.
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That means introducing three new suit silhouettes, tripling the options for suit and shirt fabrics and quadrupling suit personalization options.
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We like high-tech, sports-luxe fabrics, and go mad for a bright-white sole on a patent black sneaker.
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We scrolled through the store's digital pages of discounted vibrant fabrics and retro shapes to select the very best buys.
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The researchers at MIT are also hard at work at the newly formed Advanced Functional Fabrics of America (AFFOA) Institute.
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The jacket is also made using 100 percent recycled fabrics, including the plastic from at least 21 discarded water bottles.
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Think again: the co-ord is just as thrilling and comes in a plethora of fabrics and styles this season.
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Marimekko dresses were worn by then-First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and the fabrics became the prized centerpiece of midcentury homeowners.
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Cotton sheets breathe better than other fabrics, so it can be helpful to use those during the summer, he says.
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Wraps come in a variety of styles, fabrics, and prints, which means you can match them easily to any outfit.
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"I tend not to follow trends but really love classic fashion in beautiful fabrics," she says of her sartorial choices.
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The first collection, which she says retains "hints of Issa" with jersey fabrics and similar styles, is available this month.
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He fashioned dresses from Saran Wrap and would color fabrics with spray paint and mark it up with tire tracks.
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Going beyond the act of dressing up, this influence can also be seen in the fabrics and cuts she produces.
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There are 26 pillows in 26 different fabrics and 36 pieces of art in this sitting room by Philip Mitchell.
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The delicate looks, in the colors of light blue, turquoise green, and periwinkle used soft fabrics like denim inspired linen.
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Although the majority of moth species are not wool eaters, the insects are generally seen as enemies of knitted fabrics.
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Textile manufactures could also design fabrics that shed less, clothing companies could utilize them, and consumers could be more mindful.
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All fabrics are sourced from the Cone Denim mill in North Carolina, and the jeans are made in Los Angeles.
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Once the scarves are set in place, he gently adjusts the fabrics to show off the their eye-catching patterns.
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Perhaps the richness of kimono fabrics compelled European designers in the 19th century to create new fashions from deconstructed kimonos.
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His collections for Pyer Moss feature pricey tailored leathers, futuristic anti-bacterial fabrics, and luxurious details like horse-hair lapels.
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Key pieces include re-creations of Assoulin's summer range, featuring brighter colors and lighter fabrics like chambray, cotton or linen.
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As the son of a textile merchant (father) and milliner shop owner (mother), Tissot knew his fabrics and his fashion.
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"I dressed men in women's fabrics, and stole from men what women wanted and needed — the power suit," he said.
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That will change when the company unveils Elegance Sartoriale, five designs influenced by the traditional patterns of men's suiting fabrics.
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On Sunday, these fabrics will be used in a sewing workshop led by Nancy Stella Soto to make everyday garments.
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On the drive back to their apartment, Sara examined the samples, rubbing the soft fabrics between her thumb and forefinger.
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When I would get home, I would design new outfits based off of the colors and fabrics I had seen.
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The new suit also includes solution-dyed fabrics that reduce water consumption and CO2 emissions by 86% and 96% respectively.
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While some smaller specialty stores offer fewer options, J. Crew can cater to trends and unusual fabrics without sacrificing fit.
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The intimate resort was entirely furnished and decorated by the couple with fabrics and pieces collected through their own travels.
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Tonnessen said, the clothes' pristine condition and vibrant fabrics were impressive; the family had kept them well protected in storage.
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Dai uses luxe performance fabrics in all its workwear, so these pants are also breathable, pill-resistant, and machine-washable.
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Nearby stands a jam-packed rack of pants, shirts and jackets that a local tailor cut from these unexpected fabrics.
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Rajasthan's handicraft industry, including printed textiles, shawls, embroidered fabrics and jewellery, recorded exports worth nearly $2.6 billion in 2017-18.
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Models wore resin bracelets that recalled the fabrics' patterns, big dangly geometric earrings and flowers made of fabric as decorations.
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With these transfer tools (blue for light-colored fabrics and white pencil for dark-colored backgrounds), I have no issues.
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Fabrics have grown more durable, straps more comfortable, and bag design itself has diverted into a wide number of directions.
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He is investing his venture capital money – he has raised $973 million – in high-tech performance fabrics and American manufacturing.
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The fabrics and technology used might have progressed, but the purpose of these pieces has pretty much remained the same.
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In terms of fabrics, it will now sport an all-new design and come in Charcoal, Heather Gray, and Sandstone.
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Instead, it's about soft fabrics, versatile silhouettes, and no-brainer items that make you feel good, regardless of your mood.
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And that includes NASA-developed fabrics, and changing tables that can weigh how much poop your infant just pooped. Seriously.
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From there she picks fabrics, drapes over mannequins, and works with pattern makers to create the foundation of her clothing.
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Newer brands like Saxx and Icebreaker are trying to change that with inventive new designs and new and improved fabrics.
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Three rooms are decked entirely in solid color, and throughout the home are patterned screens, variegated tiles and vibrant fabrics.
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The fabrics communicated vim and joy, like the icy blue overcoat that screamed loudly, though not in my size ($2,000).
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Earlier this month, national retailer Joann Fabrics and Craft Stores released a video tutorial on how to make face masks.
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Google added that the radar signal could penetrate fabrics, enabling controls that could work in a pocket or a backpack.
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For spring, Hatch offers no fewer than five new styles of jumpers alone, in a multitude of colors and fabrics.
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As for the celebs, Ric is personally picking out the fabrics, colors, and patterns for Gurley, Foxx and Rock's suits.
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One of their new projects is Ctrl Fishing Co., a clothing line that uses sustainable fabrics like recycled tie-dye.
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Customers can work with designers to plan out rooms and touch fabrics that it uses in a furniture customization program.
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He pointed to the table of leather and denim wallets, all made from leftover fabrics, because the Pisches repurpose everything.
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Konley sews unique leather bags from salvaged fabrics and materials like old western blankets, vintage chenille brocade and elk hide.
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Since then, he has earned acclaim for his focus on unusual fabrics, sustainable craftsmanship and challenging ideas of good taste.
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The first items made will come from Yankees and Phillies fabric but will expand to include fabrics from other teams.
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Cover: A logo sign outside of a Jo-Ann Fabrics retail store location in Columbia, Maryland on April 20, 2018.
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Also known as modest fashion, Islamic fashion tends to rely on rich fabrics and fine detailing like sequins or beading.
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Fashion brands often work on their designs up until the last minute and rely on speedy delivery of special fabrics.
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You really have to offer the best fabrics, but within a conservative and classic selection: navys, grays, stripes and plaids.
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From France one gets the hand-painted cotton and velvet fabrics, the rare books, the Coromandel screen and oil paintings.
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Also, clean and simple shapes near items with ornate, exuberant detail, like the red square contrasted with the patterned fabrics.
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With a smaller but still sleek pool, the panoramic ocean view is framed by signature reclaimed wood and natural fabrics.
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The indoor/outdoor space featured an assortment of unique worldly accents including antique globes, African masks dance, and rich fabrics.
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Crinkled and rumpled fabrics — silk habotai and washed satine nonetheless — were treated with the same care as Wu's beloved chiffons.
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The brand is all about simplicity and seeks to create fabrics and clothing that are multipurpose, long-lasting, and sustainable.
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The restriction is aimed at protecting local producers of products such as certain types of yarns, fabrics and other goods.
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The restriction is aimed at protecting local producers of products such as certain types of yarns, fabrics and other goods.
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There are flouncy dresses, delicate lace fabrics and embroidered skirts — and you don't need to worry about complicated international shipping.
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Now we&aposre gonna head over to fabrication and check out some fabrics we&aposre gonna use in the space.
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Whatever the case, wearing clothing made of synthetic fabrics such as polyester or Lycra can help you feel less sweaty.
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Her answer: fuzzy fabrics in sorbet shades; coats with big shawl collars and bigger buttons; hats and mittens and boots.
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Batsheva Hay found fame designing what were popularly referred to as prairie dresses, modest little frocks in Laura Ashley fabrics.
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Milan has an elegance all its own, and it's understated, so think luxurious fabrics in conservative cuts and heirloom fur.
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Anti-drone hoodies and hijabs contain shiny fabrics that reflect thermal radiation, to "avert overhead thermal surveillance," designed by Harvey.
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I wanted to create something that we understand, but which heavily references diasporic deities, fabrics, sculptures, dances, and indigenous experiences.
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Consequently, the majority of Mugler's costumes weighed over 40 pounds each with bulky fabrics, metal stud embellishments, and elaborate farthingales.
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Fabrics and throw blankets are personal, but so is clothing, and we know how to restore items to perfect condition.
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Instead, Geiger says, make sure that the fabric closest to your skin is made of synthetic fabrics or merino wool.
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Grease and water-repellent PFAS have been used for decades in cookware, specialty paper, fabrics, firefighting foam and other products.
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