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The image presents a line graph illustrating global fiber demand in million tons for Polyester, Cotton, Cellulosic, and Wool from 1980 to 2015: in 1980, Polyester at 5, Cotton at 15, Cellulosic at 9, Wool at 5; 1985 shows Polyester near 6, Cotton at 14, Cellulosic near 7, Wool at 4; 1990 depicts Polyester at 11, Cotton at 16, Cellulosic at 6, Wool at 3; 1995 with Polyester at 17, Cotton at 19, Cellulosic at 5, Wool near 3; 2000 highlights Polyester at 20, Cotton just below 21, Cellulosic just below 5, Wool below 3; 2005 sees Polyester at 33, Cotton at 23, Cellulosic just above 6, Wool below 3; 2010 shows Polyester at 45, Cotton at 25, Cellulosic over 6, Wool below 3; finally, 2015 with Polyester nearing 70, Cotton at 30, Cellulosic over 6, Wool below 3.
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The line graph illustrates the international requirement of various kinds of textile between 1980 to 2015.
Overall, although cotton was the most well-known fiber type of fiber, it was overtaken by polyester.Cellulosic and wool, on the other hand , maintained constantly stable during the given period.
In 1980, polyester stable at less than 10 million tons when it came to 1995 the numbers hit nearly 30 million and after this year, these numbers started sharply increasing to 70 million tons and became the leading by the end of the period. cotton was most used fiber in 1980 around 15 million but had experienced slightly growth to 30 million by 2015.
Cellulosic fibers were always low compare to the other types. They began with around 3 million tons in 1980, then dropped a bit in 2000 before rising slowly to nearly 9 million tons at the end. Wool, in contrast, started higher, almost 5 million tons, and it went up slightly in the middle of 1980s. However, after that it kept falling and finished at just 1 million tons in 2015.
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