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GCSE Design and Technology · key term
A treatment applied to fabric to change its appearance, feel or performance.
Used by Edexcel and Eduqas
Specification 6.1.1, 6.3.4 · Paper 1
Revise: Design ContextsA fabric finish can change performance without replacing the fabric. A water-repellent treatment may suit an outdoor product, while a stain-resistant finish may help a furnishing resist dirt. However, finishes can add cost, change the feel or require particular care.
A treatment applied after fabric has been made to improve its appearance, feel or other properties.
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Component 1
A treatment applied to a textile fabric to change its appearance, performance or durability.
Revise: Textile Finishes: Appearance, Protection and FunctionA fabric finish is a treatment that changes its appearance, performance or durability. A decorative fabric might need a glossy surface; a wool garment might need protection against shrinking; an outdoor jacket needs protection from the weather.
