Authors

  • Farida Ahmedjanova
    Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.ijai.115017

Abstract

The article studies consumer properties of silk fabrics from various fibrous compositions the indicators of the fabric structure and its hygienic properties were established. In addition, the The study showed that air permeability, vapor permeability and hygroscopicity of fabrics depend on both the structure of the fabric and the type of fibers used. Regression dependencies between influence of aesthetic characteristics on the perception of fabric quality by consumers was analyzed. The findings highlight the need to consider both hygienic and aesthetic factors when developing and producing fabrics, especially in dry and hot climates. Recommendations are given for the use of innovative technologies and expansion of the range of fabrics depending on climate conditions and consumer preferences.

 

 

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IMPROVEMENT OF CONSUMER PROPERTIES OF SILK DRESS FABRICS

Farida Abduhalimovna Ahmedjanova

Associate Professor. Samarkand Institute of Economics and Service

Abstract:

The article studies consumer properties of silk fabrics from various fibrous

compositions

the indicators of the fabric structure and its hygienic properties were established.

In addition, the The study showed that air permeability, vapor permeability and hygroscopicity

of fabrics depend on both the structure of the fabric and the type of fibers used. Regression

dependencies between influence of aesthetic characteristics on the perception of fabric quality

by consumers was analyzed. The findings highlight the need to consider both hygienic and

aesthetic factors when developing and producing fabrics, especially in dry and hot climates.

Recommendations are given for the use of innovative technologies and expansion of the range

of fabrics depending on climate conditions and consumer preferences.

Key words

:hygienic properties of fabrics, air permeability, hygroscopicity, fibrous composition,

fabric structure, aesthetic properties, textiles, regression analysis, fashion, consumer preferences.

Introduction:

Fabrics made from threads and yarns of different fiber composition,

weave structure and finish differ significantly in their properties. Each property of a fabric is

characterized by one or more indicators that determine its properties during operation. One of

the most important criteria for assessing the quality of fabrics is their hygienic properties, since

they largely determine the comfort of wearing textiles, especially in hot and dry climates.

The indicators of hygienic properties of fabrics are directly dependent on the

characteristics of the fibers and threads used, the weave structure, and finishing methods. Such

indicators include hygroscopicity, vapor and air permeability, thermoregulation ability, and

other parameters that directly affect the microclimate of the underlayer of clothing. The

requirements for fabrics prefer not only high performance characteristics, but also compliance

of aesthetic indicators with consumer needs.

In this regard, a comprehensive study of the relationship between the fibrous

composition, structural features of fabrics and their hygienic and aesthetic properties is

particularly relevant. This work is aimed at identifying the factors that determine the quality of

fabrics, as well as developing recommendations for the production of fabrics that best meet the

climatic, functional and national characteristics of consumer demand.

Literature analysis:

The dependence of the qualitative indicators of the consumer

properties of fabrics on the fabric structure and fiber composition was studied by foreign

scientists: V.P. Sklyannikov, I. Sh. Dzakhmisheva, D. N. Myasichenko, SANTIS, Sandra

Helena. In Uzbekistan, research aimed at improving the quality of textile products was carried

out by researchers R.K. Akhmedov, R. Abdullaev, M. R. Boltaboev, Z.D. Odilova.

According to their research, the air and vapor permeability of fabrics depends on the

content of fibers and the structure of the fabric. Fabrics made from natural yarns have high

hygroscopicity and vapor permeability due to a high degree of absorption, while the

hygroscopicity and vapor permeability of artificial and synthetic fabrics are low due to the low

absorption rate of artificial and synthetic fibers. It has been investigated that fabrics with

different fiber content are able to absorb moisture at different rates and in different amounts.


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V.P. Sklyannikov [1] investigated the dependence of hygroscopicity and vapor

permeability of fabrics not only on the content of fibers in the fabric, but also on its structure.

The denser the fabric, the higher its hygroscopicity and vapor permeability.

The breathability of a fabric is important for assessing the quality of a fabric. A number

of researchers have shown that the air permeability index depends more on the structure of the

fabric than on the content of fibers in it. However, the researchers did not analyze the

dependence of tissue quality on complex quality indicators.

Research methodology:

When assessing the quality of fabrics, objective measurement

methods were used: physicochemical; heuristic assessment methods: organoleptic, expert and

sociological; analysis and synthesis; logical approach; The methods of correlation and

regression analysis were used.

Results of the study:

The results of the assessment of the hygienic properties of the

tissues showed that the hygroscopicity of the investigated tissues is about 10-35%. The highest

hygroscopicity was 26-35% for natural silk fabrics, natural silk and artificial viscose fibers,

while the lowest hygroscopicity made up 10-12% for fabrics woven from synthetic and acetate

yarns.

The hygroscopicity of fabrics depends not only on the fiber content, but also on the

structure of the fabrics. The hygroscopicity of fabrics, as well as the structural indicators of

fabrics that affect it, can be expressed by the following correlation equation.

Г

hygroscopic

= - 64,182 х Нт

3,404

х ( Р

т

а

)

-1,03

х Е

оу 10,67

х Тт

-0,472

(R=0,8)

where:

Г

hygroscopic

- is the hygroscopicity of the fabric;

Нт

-fabric surface surface filled with fiber;

Р

т

а

- fabric density (number of warp and weft threads per 10 cm

2

)

Е

оу

- is the ratio of basic and weft threads;

Тт

- linear density of threads (tex)

Indicators that largely affect the hygroscopicity of tissues are the thickness and density

of the tissue. However, the thickness and high density of the fabric negatively affects the

breathability of the fabric. The denser the warp and weft threads, the lower the breathability of

the fabric due to the lower amount of through porosity.

The relationship between the air permeability (W) of the fabric and the density of the

fabric (

Р

т

а

) acting on it can be expressed by the following regression equation:

W = - 71,43 + 215277,77/ Р

т

а

(R=0,8)

This means that the higher the density of the fabric, the fewer the pores in the fabric and

the lower the air permeability, but the higher the hygroscopicity and vapor permeability.

The air permeability of the fabric also depends on its fiber filling. The higher the

saturation of the fabric with the fibers, the lower its air permeability, because the fibers prevent

the passage of air by filling the pores present in the fabrics.

The relationship between the air permeability (W) of a fabric and its fiber filling (

Нт

)

can be expressed by the following equation.

W = 141,08+6363,63/Нт

(R = 0,8)

Conclusion:

According to the research results, it can be concluded that the indicators of

the hygienic properties of fabrics depend not only on the fibrous composition of fabrics, but

also on the structure of the fabric: density, fabric thickness, type of weave used, softness and

smoothness of the yarn. Therefore, manufacturers must take into account not only the fiber


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content in the fabric, but also its structure, depending on the functional purpose, when

developing and producing new fabrics.

It is recommended that silk fabrics for hot and dry climates be made primarily of natural

silk and rayon silk. To improve the hygienic properties of fabrics with the addition of acetate

and synthetic yarns, it is necessary to use fine, smooth, crepe single and complex yarns.

It is known that one of the most important characteristics for consumers is the aesthetic

properties of fabrics. V.P. Sklyannikov[1] and .D. N.Myasichenko.[2] created a model of the

dependence of the aesthetic properties of tissues on the physico-morphological and calculated

indicators.

Consumers, judging the quality of fabrics, can appreciate the aesthetic properties, even

if they cannot assess the hygiene and reliability. Although aesthetic properties are one of the

most important characteristics for consumers, the researchers did not take into account the

indicators of aesthetic properties in a comprehensive assessment of fabrics.

The aesthetic properties of fabrics depend on the analyzed physical and morphological

indicators (finish, color and pattern, drape, transparency, surface texture) and estimated

indicators (purpose, compliance with fashion, fabric novelty).

Research (sociological and expert surveys) has shown that consumers pay more

attention to the aesthetics of fabrics, their color, pattern, transparency, purposeful use of the

fabric and its conformity to tradition.

The results of the assessment of the complex aesthetic indicators (Em) of the tissues

showed that -37.5% of the tissues were rated "excellent" (Em = 0.76 - 1); 62.5% of tissues were

rated “good” (Em = 0.51–0.75). The results of the study showed that there is a correlation

dependence between the physico-morphological and evaluative indicators of aesthetic

properties.

This means that consumer demand for fabrics can be determined by their aesthetic

properties, which they can appreciate. When assessing the aesthetic properties of fabrics,

consumers pay great attention to the finishing of fabrics (color-pattern), transparency,

decoration of the fabric, its functional purpose, adherence to traditions and fashion. Therefore,

in the production of fabrics, enterprises should take into account the hygienic properties of

fabrics and indicators of aesthetic properties, which are of great importance to consumers.

Conclusions and recommendations: based on the results of our research, in order to fill

our markets with quality and affordable fabrics from local manufacturers that are consistent

with climatic conditions, traditions, prevailing fashion and consumer requirements, we

recommend the following:

• taking into account the growing demand of the population for textile products, to

expand the production of fabrics with high hygienic properties, which are aimed at fully

meeting the demand in accordance with dry hot climate;

• apply the widespread introduction of advanced information and communication

technologies, allowing to receive reliable and timely information on the state and development

trends of the domestic and foreign markets of the textile industry, conduct a systematic and

comprehensive analysis to determine the development priorities of the industry;

• widespread introduction of advanced innovative technologies, know-how, design

developments in the production process, localization of production of modern samples in order

to expand production and export of high-quality finished textile products, promote national

brands to world markets;


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• when manufacturing fabrics, take into account indicators of aesthetic properties that

are important for the consumer: color, pattern, surface texture, compliance with national

traditions, fashion;

• in order to increase the consumption of fabrics produced by enterprises expand the

range of fabrics for consumers of different categories and nationalities.

List of used literature:

1. V.P. Sklyannikov. The structure and properties of fabrics - M .: “Economics”

2. Dzakhmisheva I.Sh. Merchandising of clothing, knitwear and textiles: Moscow: “Dashkov

and K” 2012.

3. D. N. Myasichenko. Assessment of the quality of fabrics. - Moscow: "Economics", 2012.

4. ANTIS, Sandra Helena da Silva de. Textile quality management: controls and measures to

increase the quality of the processes of a small industry. Universidade Sгo Paulo, Sгo

Paulo (Brasil). 2020.

5. F.A. Ahmedjanova., G. Nematov.

(2021). Commercial expertise of an assortment of ceramic

products.

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Tematics

journal

of

Social

Sciences.

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2021.http://thematicsjournals.in

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of Cosmetic Products for Consumers in Hot Climates. Mathematical Statistician and

Engineering Applications, 71(4), 8769-8774.

References

V.P. Sklyannikov. The structure and properties of fabrics - M .: “Economics”

Dzakhmisheva I.Sh. Merchandising of clothing, knitwear and textiles: Moscow: “Dashkov and K” 2012.

D. N. Myasichenko. Assessment of the quality of fabrics. - Moscow: "Economics", 2012.

ANTIS, Sandra Helena da Silva de. Textile quality management: controls and measures to increase the quality of the processes of a small industry. Universidade Sгo Paulo, Sгo Paulo (Brasil). 2020.

F.A. Ahmedjanova., G. Nematov. (2021). Commercial expertise of an assortment of ceramic products. TJE - Tematics journal of Social Sciences. Vol-7-Issue-3 2021.http://thematicsjournals.in

Ahmedjanova, F. A. (2022). The Need to Analyze the Assortment and Improve the Quality of Cosmetic Products for Consumers in Hot Climates. Mathematical Statistician and Engineering Applications, 71(4), 8769-8774.