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Textile

usgb/ˈtekstaɪl/Volume
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Variety of Sources

Textiles can come from animals, plants, and synthetic processes. It’s not just cotton!

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Silk is a textile produced by silkworms.
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Cultural Significance

Textiles often have cultural importance, with patterns and methods passed down through generations.

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The batik textile is a cultural heritage of Indonesia.
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Beyond Clothing

Textiles are used for more than clothes, like in furnishings and industrial products.

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Kevlar is a textile used in bulletproof vests.
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