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#16: Research initiatives:

 Write and post a summary paragraph outlining the key takeaways from this course and what if any information you will use going forward in your coursework and career. Share any “Aha” moments/learning experiences that you feel other students will benefit from.   This class has been really helpful and I can already see how it’ll benefit me in the future. The part that will stick with me the most is learning about the different fabric types and what they’re best used for. The textiles binder was super helpful because I could actually see and feel all the different fabrics, which made everything a lot easier to understand. My biggest "Aha" moment was when we visited Brentano. It was such a great experience and gave me a better understanding of how the textiles industry works. I think other students would benefit from this experience too because it was so eye-opening and gave us real-world insight into the industry.

#15: Research initiatives

 #15: Research initiatives: Discuss Textile products for baths and the various levels of quality in terms of design innovation as well as material and functional quality.   Textile products for the bath, like towels, bathrobes, and shower curtains, come in all sorts of qualities, depending on design, materials, and how well they function. Higher-end options usually have design features, like moisture-wicking or antimicrobial treatments, and use premium materials like Egyptian cotton or bamboo. These not only feel luxurious but also perform well, drying quickly or offering extra absorbency. On the other hand, more basic products tend to use simpler materials, like standard cotton or synthetics, which might not have as many innovative touches and don’t always last as long or work as well. Discuss Textile bedding products and the various levels of quality in terms of design innovation as well as material and functional quality.  When it comes to bedding, things are pretty si...