Bear in mind there is not one 'perfect' source. Instead, expect to synthesize information from a variety of sources in a new way.
Experiment with search terms. For example, the words textiles, fibers and material all have similar meanings, but could produce different search results.
Document sources -- image and text -- during the research process. Keep notes on articles and books used, use folders in WGSN to organize images, and use any other tools and methods that work for you.
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Fairchild's dictionary of textiles
All about Wool
by
Julie Parker (Illustrator)

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