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Abstract
the results can be summarized asWoman headscarf considers a part of Arabic and Islamic
woman’s appearance especially in Egypt. So, its aesthetical
properties and performance have the same importance, where
headcarf used for social, religious or preventive reasons and
sometimes for other reasons such as adornment.
Therefore, it was necessary to find a relationship between the
availability of aesthetic properties and the characteristics of the
functional performance that should be characterized by headscarf
fabrics for women in this study will be to identify the concept of
aesthetic properties from different points of view and how to
evaluate them objectively scientific.
Most studies and research on the aesthetic properties of fabrics
are not dependent to objective scientific evaluation, but often
dependent on subjective measurements (such as hand-touch,
eye examination or pressure on the fabric) that lack accuracy
and credibility of the results.
However, when evaluating aesthetic properties in an accurate
scientific manner, based on a set of objective measurements
(textile tests) that can be used as a measurable scientific
concept, aesthetic requirements can be determined rather than
subjective measurements.
follows:
1. Spun Polyester/ Piqué sample has lower weight than other
samples.
2. Polyester microfiber/ Crepe sample has lower thickness
than other samples; this is due to the microfiber that makes
them thinner.
3. Spun Polyester/ Honeycomb sample has the best crease
recovery in warp direction.
4. Viscose / Honeycomb sample has the best crease recovery
in weft direction.
5. Polyester microfiber/ Crepe sample has lower stiffness than
other samples, which has the best draping.
6. Viscose/Mock Leno sample has lower pilling than other
samples.
7. Spun Polyester/ Mock Leno sample has the highest value
of air permeability.