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1 China Checks
A plain weave cotton cloth for the China market, woven with indigo blue threads in warp and weft. The cloth is piece-bleached and back filled. Made 28-in. grey, 27-in. finished, 68 X 64 per inch, 36's T./32's W., 30's colour. The designs are small and generally made square as follows: - 2 blue, 8 grey, or 2 blue, 16 grey, in both warp and weft
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2 Macana Checks
A plain weave cotton made for South America in small check designs of bright colours; shipped in a soft finish; 26-in. wide, 72 ends and 76 picks per inch, 26's T., 8's W. The warp is woven two ends together. Also made 48 ends and 76 picks per inch, 2/18's T., 8's W., one end in a dent. A home trade cloth sold under this name, also in small checks of bright colours, is made in various widths and qualities, one of which is 29-in. 96 ends and 96 picks per inch, 32's T., 32's W. This is also shipped to China and Egypt. -
3 Coatings
A heavy drill cloth, woven in the 3 X 1 weave, and dyed black with a glossy finish. Variety is obtained by introducing the satin weave and cords in length-wise stripes, and small spots. Qualities vary up to 130 ends and 68 picks. A typical make is 29-in. wide, 92/48 per inch, 2/32's T., 20's W. Another make is 48-in. splits, 116/48 per inch, 28's T., 12's W. The illustration shows a black China coating with cords
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A general term in the woollen trade for the heavy fabrics from which ladies' coats are made. They include twills, honeycombs, stripes, checks, and many other effects.
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