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Yarn vs Wool   Man has been using natural or synthetic fibers to make yarn since ages. This yarn is used for different purposes such as knitting, weaving, crocheting, and embroidering, and so on. Yarns can even be used to make ropes and nets. People get confused between yarn and wool and feel they are different... 
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Yarn vs Thread   You have heard about both yearn and thread, and you feel what each term means. You have seen how your mother used a spool of thread to stitch a button on your school shirt and knit your sports sweater full of warmth. But wait for a second to think about it and you would find that despite... 
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Rayon vs Viscose   We see so many items of clothing and upholstery in the market that we get confused sometimes as to what is the fabric we are really purchasing. Even in readymade garments, there are so many different materials being used that it is hard to differentiate between them. Of course, we know... 
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Taffeta vs Satin   Satin is a luxurious fabric quite well known as being gracious and heavenly and used for making special occasion dresses for mostly ladies and small girls though men also make use the material for their special occasion shirts and trousers made of satin. Satin is very soft, almost like... 
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Abercrombie vs Hollister   When it comes to quality garments, there are few companies that can match the designs and fabrics seen at Abercrombie outlets located all over the country in the US. The company is listed as A&F in the NY stock exchange, and the stores are also called Abercrombie and Fitch,... 
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Abercrombie vs Abercrombie vs Fitch   There are hundreds of brands in the garment industry, but none as old, commanding and much respected as Abercrombie and Fitch, in the US. In fact, buying and using an Abercrombie product is almost like a status symbol. No doubt it feels exclusive to be wearing an Abercrombie... 
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Linen vs Flax   Linen is a natural fabric more ancient than cotton or wool. Originating in ancient Egypt, it has now reached all parts of the world and is considered to be organic and thus safe to be worn in all weather conditions, especially hot conditions, to provide comforts to body. Flax is a plant from... 
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Egyptian Cotton vs Regular Cotton   Cotton is a natural fiber obtained from the cotton plant. Garments made from this fiber are considered very comfortable and healthy for people, as it is all natural. Cotton plant has been grown in India and China since ancient times, and it was only later that the western... 
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Sweater vs Sweatshirt   To provide protection to ourselves in winters, we have developed all sorts of garments. As far as our torso and arms are concerned, there are sweaters and sweatshirts that are unisex, and are worn by men and women of all ages in all seasons except summers. Sweaters are older of the... 
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Undershirt vs T-shirt   Shirt, Undershirt, and T-shirt are some of the names that are commonly used for upper apparels used by men and women in different parts of the world. There are also locally used words for uppers such as vest, tank top, tee, and wife beater (jokingly) that describe same or similar clothing... 
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Cloak vs Cape Did you wear the academic dress while you were receiving your graduate degree in your university or college? It was an example of a cape in an extended form as it covers the front portion as well as complete back when an individual ties the ropes given with it. A cloak is also a dress that is mostly... 
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Bootcut vs Straight Leg Bootcut and straight leg are two very popular patterns of denim wear in both men’s and women’s categories. Fashion is one big circle, and a trend repeats itself after every few years. So fashions come and go but there are some fabrics that are timeless in a sense that they never go... 
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Knit vs Woven All kinds of fabric are made through either weaving or knitting processes. Despite woven fabrics looking different from knitted fabrics, there are many who find it difficult to differentiate between knitted and woven fabrics. Pullovers are knitted; we all know this, and some T-shirts are knitted while... 
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Pants vs Trousers While today a pair of pants and a pair of trousers do not make much of a difference to people (most consider them to be synonyms), it has not been so always. However, most people think of them as being similar items of clothing for men. Yes, they are similar in that both are worn below waist... 
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Classic Fit vs Custom Fit If you love polo T-shirts, there is every chance you know about different fits offered by Ralph Lauren in men’s polo T-shirts. People often go to stores and ask the fit and choose the color. But there are two types of fit; classic fit and custom fit, which makes the selection confusing.... 
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Kurta vs Sherwani Kurta and Sherwani are two types of apparel that show differences between them. They are indeed different from each other though they are looked upon alike by some. A kurta is a traditional kind of apparel worn by both men and women. It is usually worn in countries like Afghanistan, India,... 
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