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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 gives information about worldwide demand for four types of textile fibres from 1980 to 2015.
Overall, notable increase occured in global demand for cotton and polyester, whereas figures for cellulosic and wool shifted more moderately.
Among the significant upward trends polyester experienced massive resurgence from about 6 million to just under 50 million tonnes. Cotton recorded slight fluctuations throughout the 35 year period. It stood at 15 million in 1980 and rise gradually to approximately 27 in 2005, which was followed by modest decline at 23, however it recovered by the end of the period, reaching the same level as in 2005.
The remaining figures were broadly stable or showed very negligable rise. Cellulosic started at 5 million tonnes, after marginal growth it reached 8 milliom tonnes. Wool was the lowest figure at the beginning (2 million). It kept its stability from between 1980 and 2000, then slightly increased and fell to the initial point at the end of the timeframe.
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