Sensory Analysis in the Garment and Textile Industry

Rosimeiri Naomi Nagamatsu, Maria José Araújo Marques de Abreu and Cosmo Damião Santiago
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Rosimeiri Naomi Nagamatsu: Federal Technology, University of Paraná, Brasil
Maria José Araújo Marques de Abreu: 2C2T-Center for Textile Science and Technology, Minho University, Portugal
Cosmo Damião Santiago: Federal Technology, University of Paraná, Brasil

Current Trends in Fashion Technology & Textile Engineering, 2020, vol. 6, issue 3, 36-38

Abstract: As a strategy to improve product marketing, sensory analysis has increasingly been exploited by non-food sectors to evaluate different products. Textile sensory analysis has been the focus of studies to measure and compare the quality in different types of textile products in view of user comfort. Tactile sensory comfort in textiles is the result of the amount of tension generated in the material in contact with the skin.

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Date: 2020
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DOI: 10.19080/CTFTTE.2020.06.555686

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