A Study of Relative Hand Value of Quick Dry Inner Wear

Wen Yi Wang; Hin Heng Lois Yim; Chi Wai Kan; Suchitra  Chanuntawaree; Sakorn Chonsakorn; Somchai Udon; Manat  Peangsai; Rattanaphol Mongkholrattanasit

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.831.171

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A Study of Relative Hand Value of Quick Dry Inner Wear

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Hand feel properties are importance factor of quick dry inner wears. This study aims to evaluate the hand feel properties of women’s quick dry inner wears in the market (three commonly found products in the market) by studying their relative hand value. The relative hand value was measured according to the standard of AATCC-202. Experimental results revealed that the three quick dry inner wears performed differently in the hand feel. The experimental results were discussed comprehensively in this study.

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Wen Yi Wang, Hin Heng Lois Yim, Chi Wai Kan*, Suchitra Chanuntawaree, Sakorn Chonsakorn, Somchai Udon, Manat Peangsai, Rattanaphol Mongkholrattanasit

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Comfort of Textile, Innerwear, Quick Dry, Relative Hand Value

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