What is the difference between fibre and fabric?
Fibre: A single strand from which production of yarn takes place, that is, by whirling threads together or passing them via spinnerets is the fiber.
Fabric: A network of single or multiple yarns is a fabric.
Fibre | Fabric |
1. It can be obtained from synthetic or natural sources. | 1. It is obtained from yarns, which are knotted, weaved, or knitted together. |
2. It functions as the foundation for clothing. | 2. It has many uses like in garments, apparel, industry, and home furnishing. |
3. Examples are wool, cotton, rayon, nylon, and others. | 3. Examples are jersey, interlock, chiffon, and others. |