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warm and usually humid climates. These climates are closest to the equator.
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This plain weave, worsted fabric consists of relatively high-twisted two-ply yarn. It is a sturdy fabric, but also lightweight and airy, used for summer clothing. One important version of a tropical fabric incorporates a mohair wool blend in the weft, adding greater luster and resiliency to the fabric.
Ãâó: www.lakelandssc.com/fashionalley/fashiongloss.htm
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Lightweight fabrics used for warm weather wear. Tropicals have a clear finish, and high-twist yarns are used to make up for the lack of weight and to provide good performance to consumers. The breathability is especially good for slacks.
Ãâó: www.execstyle.com/Fashion_Dictionary.asp
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a climate that is warm year round
Ãâó: www.ingenuityworks.com/iworks/main/products/dave_t...
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areas with a climate characterised by high temperature, humidity and rainfall
Ãâó: www.nmgw.ac.uk/www.php/288/
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