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1 American Sheetings
An enormous trade is done by the American manufacturers in plain cloths termed "Sheetings", such as 34/5 fin., 80 yards, 64 X 64, 16/26, 29/30-lb. There is little variation in quality. They are used for sheets when bleached, but also for window blinds, bags, shirts, dress goods, draperies, when dyed or printed. The weave is plain so the cloth is not a true sheeting. The cloth described as "Americans" is also known under this style, but it is not correct, as a sheeting is a twill cloth and very much wider. The term "Cabot" is also given to the cloth (see Cabot)Dictionary of the English textile terms > American Sheetings
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2 Sheetings
(1) Bed sheetings, sometimes called " Bolton sheetings," are made up to 120-in. wide in 2 & 2 twill. (2) Condenser sheetings are same as above but condenser weft is used (see American sheetings, Brown. sheetings, Gumpty sheeting, Kaffir sheeting) Various qualities are: -
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3 Sheetings, Proofing
SHEETINGS, PROOFINGA pure sized grey cloth woven from good quality American cotton yarns, usually 40-in. wide, and about 62 ends and 58 picks per inch, 26's warp, 44's weft. The cloth is pick found and must be well woven and free from yarn faults.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Sheetings, Proofing
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4 Grey Sheetings
GREY SHEETINGS (see Sheetings)Cotton sheetings are usually made in the 2 & 2 twill weave, and up to 120-in. wide. In waste sheeting the weft is condensor yarn. So-called American sheetings are 30-in. to 36-in. wide, low reed and pick and 30's to 36's warp, 16's to 24's weft, plain weave. These are not sheetings at all, but a plain cloth. The sheetings commonly used are: - Per inch width ends picks warp weft 64-in. 44 54 24's 17's 45-lb. 100 yd. 82-in. 44 54 21's 17's 55-lb. 100 yd. -
5 Amerikano
The term used in West Africa for grey fabrics made from cotton in plain weave, such as 34/5-in., 64 X 64, 16/20. Originally the cloth came from America as "American sheetings". -
6 Americani
The term used in West Africa for grey fabrics made from cotton in plain weave, such as 34/5-in., 64 X 64, 16/20. Originally the cloth came from America as "American sheetings". -
7 Generos Crudos
A term used in most South American markets for sheetings, in all widths, made from cotton and piece-bleached.
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