What are slivers? (fashion design class) a short interlocking fiber strands b nonwoven fabrics c multicolored synthetic yarn d continuous untwisted fiber stands

A short interlocking fiber strands

Explanation:

There are several types of slivers, including natural, artificial, synthetic fibers and mixed fabrics. The most used fabrics in the making of clothes are the mixed ones, which gained fans everywhere. Natural fibers are taken from nature and their origin can be classified as vegetable, animal and mineral. Examples of natural fibers are cotton, silk, linen, wool, jute, coconut, sisal, ramie, abaca, hemp and mallow. Artificial fibers are man-made, using as their raw material natural polymers such as cellulose.