Comparative evaluation of some comfort properties of denim fabrics including dual-core yarns containing wool and elastane yarn

Low-bagging (growth) stretch denim yarn production by spinning optimization of cotton-wrapped dual-core elastane and T400 multifilament

“…The literature review provides enormous outcomes on the improvement of the properties of core-spun yarns containing single-core filament, mostly elastane. Textile researchers and producers have very recently developed dual-core yarns, and due to being a new type, there is a special focus on these yarns [ 4 , 7 , 8 , [13] , [14] , [15] , [16] , [17] , [18] , [19] ]. However, less significant research on optimizing the spinning parameters of dual-core yarns highlights the need for further investigations.…”

Thermophysiological comfort and objective hand properties of modal, Naia™, cashmere and cotton included denim fabrics

“…It was observed that dual-core weft yarn containing wool yarn/elastane improved the comfort properties without negatively affecting the elasticity and fabric growth. 11 In another study, the thermal comfort of chenille weft yarn included denim fabrics was investigated to improve the potential of denim fabrics in cold climates. It was found that permeability of denim decreased with bulkier pile materials and acrylic pile had a smoother surface.…”