DRAW OR REIFGEN POINT (Knit)

A point made by drawing the glove fabric into a ridge which stands above the surface of the back. It is made by drawing the fabric partly around a heavy cotton cord on the inside of the glove. These are made with two or three cords, side by side. They are then called two or three draw Reifgen points.

A point made by adding to each side of a single draw Reifgen point, a Brocier point, or perhaps a silk point, a line of chain stitching with the chain effect inside the glove.