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tekstylia

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Also known as textiles, textile material, fabric

right|thumbtime=12|thumb|300px| Weaving demonstration on an 1830 handloom in the Museum Het Leids Wevershuis|weaving museum in [[Leiden ]]

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A textile is a fabric made by weaving, interlacing threads together to create cloth. Textiles have been important throughout history for making clothing, household items, and other everyday goods, as shown by museums dedicated to preserving traditional weaving techniques.

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Vinony's link graph records 4,568 inbound references to tekstylia, and connects out to warp and weft, Bombyx mori and yarn.

It sits within the topics Clothing industry, Textiles and Use Oxford spelling from September 2016.

Vinony links it to 117 Wikipedia language editions.

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Subclass of
product
Material used
fiber
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Textiles
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Category:Textiles
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Textile
has characteristic
flammability
maintenance method
laundry
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Article · Polski

Tekstylia (ang. textile) – we ogół wyrobów (tkanin, dzianin itp.) otrzymywanych z przerobionych na przędzę surowców włókienniczych roślinnych, zwierzęcych lub chemicznych.

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