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Mohair research update 17 : wearer comfort of mohair textiles - does mohair have an allergy problem?

McGregor, Bruce 2012, Mohair research update 17 : wearer comfort of mohair textiles - does mohair have an allergy problem?, Mohair news, vol. June 2012, pp. 7-9.

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Title Mohair research update 17 : wearer comfort of mohair textiles - does mohair have an allergy problem?
Author(s) McGregor, Bruce
Journal name Mohair news
Volume number June 2012
Start page 7
End page 9
Total pages 3
Publisher Mohair Australia
Place of publication Molong, N. S. W.
Publication date 2012-06
Keyword(s) mohair
textiles
allergy
prickle
discomfort
Summary Many aspects of textiles affect the comfort or discomfort experienced by people. The effects of variations in thermal, moisture transmission, air permeability, size, fit, aesthetics and static electrical properties on textiles have been known for many years (Slater, 1977). Problems experienced with wearer comfort, both sensory and functional, have increased in commercial importance for all animal fibres. Surveys have shown that consumers report that prickle discomfort from wearing wool next to the skin is a negative market attribute for wool (IWS, 1993; Millard Brown, 2007).
Language eng
Field of Research 091012 Textile Technology
Socio Economic Objective 860403 Natural Fibres, Yarns and Fabrics
HERDC Research category M.1 Media article
Persistent URL http://hdl.handle.net/10536/DRO/DU:30052841

Document type: Journal Article
Collection: Institute for Frontier Materials
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