There are a number of properties of both fabrics and fibersI'm not sure what you're askingFor instance, fibers have (among other properties), resilience, tenacity, wet strength, modulus of elongation, temperature resistance, thermal retentionFabric properties depend on the fiber used to construct the fabric, the method of construction (twills wrinkle less than tabby weaves, for instance), the diameter of the yarns used, the shape of the filaments, how closely woven or knit the fabric is, any applied finishes like resin coatings, and mechanical finishing like stone washing of denim and many other thingsSounds like you could use a good basic textiles textbooksome good choices include books by Kadolf, Margery Joseph, Collier Tortora and Yates.
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