Which is easier to tear Fibre or fabric?

It is generally easier to tear a fiber, or a single strand of material, than it is to tear a fabric, which is made up of multiple fibers that are woven or knitted together. The strength and durability of a fabric depend on the strength and quality of the individual fibers as well as the way they are interwoven or knitted together. In general, fabrics that are made from strong, high-quality fibers and have a tight, dense weave will be more resistant to tearing than those made from weaker fibers or with a looser weave.

The ease with which a fiber or fabric can be torn can also be affected by other factors, such as the humidity and temperature of the environment, the age of the material, and the presence of any defects or damage. For example, fibers or fabrics that are exposed to high humidity or extreme temperature changes may become more brittle and prone to tearing. Additionally, fibers or fabrics that have been subjected to wear and tear over time may become more susceptible to tearing due to the accumulation of damage.