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1 Cord Stripes
Plain weave fabrics with thick cords at regular distances apart. Two beams are used, and the best qualities are often dented one in a dent with the cord ends crammed, such as 30-in., 100 yards, 40 ends and 80 picks per inch, 50's T., 50's W., with 12 cords of 2/40's per inch, three in a dent. Imitation cord stripes are made in which the same yarn as used for the ground is used, but with two or more ends working together. One beam is usual for this style. -
2 cord stripes
Текстиль: ткань с толстым редким рубчиком -
3 cord stripes
Англо-русский словарь текстильной промышленности > cord stripes
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4 Asylum Cord
A very strong cord fabric in 4 X 4 matt weave (see Matts) from doubled yams, all white or dyed. About 104 x 128 per inch with 4-ends and 4 picks together. Usually in narrow stripes. -
5 Gordon Cord
Name given to a fabric of a twilled cord character similar to a whipcord, 80 ends and 120 picks per inch, 2/60's cotton warp, 2/36's worsted weft. It is a high-class fabric and may be varied with plain stripes.
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6 Native Stripes
African cloths, all cotton, made to imitate the native-made cloths, which are woven on hand looms in widths from 4-in. to 6-in. From six to ten of these narrow fabrics are sewn together and the stitching shows up as a thick cord. The Lancashire maker imitates this as near as possible. Widths 30-in. to 40-in., 100 yards long, 52 ends and 40 picks per inch, 8's grey, 10's colour warps, 7's waste weft. Cords occur every 4-in. made by three ends of the 8's warp working as one. They are shipped in the loom state in 6 yard, 8 yard or 10 yard ends. -
7 Cossack Cord
A woollen twill fabric formerly made in England. It has fine stripes on a white ground. -
8 ткань с толстым редким рубчиком
Русско-английский текстильный словарь > ткань с толстым редким рубчиком
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9 Bedford Cords
Fabrics having cords or ribs in the direction of the warp produced by interweaving the weft in plain or twill order with alternate groups of warp threads. The ribs may be emphasised by the addition of wadding or stuffing warp threads. Generally woven in dobby looms. All cotton, all wool or mixed. A standard cotton cloth is made 36-in., 144 X 100 per inch, 40's/50's, with 20's wadding ends. The diagram gives the weave. When the face ends X are weaving plain in one section, the face ends are lifted in the other section, this is for two picks, and then the weave is reversed. The plain ends are separated in the reed.
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Another cloth is made 30-in. from 24's warp, 36's weft, with every seventh cord made from coloured yarn. A heavy cloth is made for use as riding breeches in many qualities. Also made with wool yams. The illustration (A) shows a fancy Bedford cord for dress goods. There are ten padding cords to the inch, as shown by the broader cord stripes. These dress goods styles are made from a two-fold warp and single weft, all Egyptian yams. Fabric B is a three-colour fancy weave.
The term " London Cord " is given to a heavy cotton Bedford Cord, woven with a 2 X 1 twill face. One quality is 88 X 80 per inch, 16/20's. Frequently padding ends are used to give prominence to the cords. Bedford Cord shirtings are made from the 144 X 110 cloth, usually 33/34-in. and with coloured stripes
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10 stripe
1. полоса; полоска; 2. рисунок в полоску || pl полосатая ткань, ткань в полоску @stripe in knitted fabric 1. полосатость трикотажного полотна (порок); 2. зебристость чулка (порок) @stripe in woven fabric полосатость ткани (порок) @awning stripes тик; пестротканое террасное полотно @Bengal stripes пестротканое рубашечное полотно @blazer stripe поперечные полоски (разного цвета и разной ширины) на спортивных носках и получулках @chalk stripes тонкие белые полоски на костюмных тканях (напоминающие меловые лиши) @cord stripes ткань с толстым редким рубчиком @crammed stripes просновки с дополнительными нитями (создающие эффекты полосок по основе или утку) @cross stripe поперечная полоса (на ткани) @cylinder stripes барабанные очёски @doria stripes лёгкая хлопчатобумажная ткань "дория" (в продольную полоску) @fancy stripe рисунок в цветную полоску @folding stripe плиссированная полоса (на платье) @hair stripe 1. тонкая полоска; 2. рисунок в тонкую полоску @horizontal stripe поперечная полоса @marine stripes матросская хлопчатобумажная ткань (с рисунком в синюю и кремовую полосы) @matched stripes пригнанные или сходящиеся полоски (при раскрое и пошиве одежды) @noil stripes ткань из шёлковых или шерстяных гребенных очёсов в яркую полоску @open-work stripe ажурная полоска @Peking stripes ткань "пекин" с разноцветными шёлковыми или хлопчатобумажными полосками одинаковой ширины @pencil stripes плательная или костюмная ткань в тонкую продольную полоску @pin stripes 1. хлопчатобумажная ткань для спецодежды в тонкую белую полоску по тёмному фону; 2. узорные просновки в гребенной шерстяной ткани; 3. ткань в очень тонкую полоску с заработкой вискозной нити @print yarn stripes полосатая ткань из набивной пряжи @pyjamas stripes полосатая ткань для пижам @raised stripe 1. рельефная полоска; 2. бархатный рубрик; ворсовый рубчик @shadow stripes теневые полосы вдоль ткани (из пряжи с круткой разных направлений) @thick stripes толстые полосы (порок ткани) @thin stripe недосека (порок ткани) @tiger stripes зебристость (порок вязаного изделия) @twill stripe саржевый рубчик @vanishing stripe ткацкий рисунок с цветными нитями на лицевой стороне @vertical stripe продольная полоска @warp stripe полоса по основе, продольная полоса @ -
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1. полоса; полоска; 2. рисунок в полоску || pl полосатая ткань, ткань в полоску @stripe in knitted fabric 1. полосатость трикотажного полотна (порок); 2. зебристость чулка (порок) @stripe in woven fabric полосатость ткани (порок) @awning stripes тик; пестротканое террасное полотно @Bengal stripes пестротканое рубашечное полотно @blazer stripe поперечные полоски (разного цвета и разной ширины) на спортивных носках и получулках @chalk stripes тонкие белые полоски на костюмных тканях (напоминающие меловые лиши) @cord stripes ткань с толстым редким рубчиком @crammed stripes просновки с дополнительными нитями (создающие эффекты полосок по основе или утку) @cross stripe поперечная полоса (на ткани) @cylinder stripes барабанные очёски @doria stripes лёгкая хлопчатобумажная ткань "дория" (в продольную полоску) @fancy stripe рисунок в цветную полоску @folding stripe плиссированная полоса (на платье) @hair stripe 1. тонкая полоска; 2. рисунок в тонкую полоску @horizontal stripe поперечная полоса @marine stripes матросская хлопчатобумажная ткань (с рисунком в синюю и кремовую полосы) @matched stripes пригнанные или сходящиеся полоски (при раскрое и пошиве одежды) @noil stripes ткань из шёлковых или шерстяных гребенных очёсов в яркую полоску @open-work stripe ажурная полоска @Peking stripes ткань "пекин" с разноцветными шёлковыми или хлопчатобумажными полосками одинаковой ширины @pencil stripes плательная или костюмная ткань в тонкую продольную полоску @pin stripes 1. хлопчатобумажная ткань для спецодежды в тонкую белую полоску по тёмному фону; 2. узорные просновки в гребенной шерстяной ткани; 3. ткань в очень тонкую полоску с заработкой вискозной нити @print yarn stripes полосатая ткань из набивной пряжи @pyjamas stripes полосатая ткань для пижам @raised stripe 1. рельефная полоска; 2. бархатный рубрик; ворсовый рубчик @shadow stripes теневые полосы вдоль ткани (из пряжи с круткой разных направлений) @thick stripes толстые полосы (порок ткани) @thin stripe недосека (порок ткани) @tiger stripes зебристость (порок вязаного изделия) @twill stripe саржевый рубчик @vanishing stripe ткацкий рисунок с цветными нитями на лицевой стороне @vertical stripe продольная полоска @warp stripe полоса по основе, продольная полоса @ -
12 Muslin
This name is derived from the City of Mossoul, where the fabric was first made (Marco Polo), (see Mosolin). It is a very light, open plain weave cloth used for summer dresses and made in numerous qualities from super yarns, such as 52 ends and 60 picks per inch, 80's warp, 70's weft. Hair muslin has fine cord stripes. Crammed muslin is the same as hair muslin, but two single threads weave together to form cords. Shirting muslins are heavier, such as 90 ends and 88 picks per inch, 90's warp, 100's weft; 80 ends and 86 picks per inch, 80's warp, 100's weft. Cambric muslins are between the light muslins and shirting muslins, about 70 ends and 56 picks per inch, 60's warp, 80's weft. Paper muslins are made about this quality. All muslins are bleached, dyed or printed in a soft finish. Book muslin and Tarleton muslin are not muslins, but hard-finished plain cloths Muslins were not always plain, but had silk or even gold stripes woven in when made in Mossoul, but as cotton grew plentifully around the town and the women could spin yarns of great fineness, the cotton yarns gradually superseded silk. -
13 Coteline
A light-weight muslin type of cloth with fine cord stripes. Made in several qualities and widths. In the example illustrated the cord yarns are printed
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14 ткань с толстым редким рубчиком
Textile: cord stripesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ткань с толстым редким рубчиком
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15 Boyaux Reppes
A heavy-figured repp cloth in which Bedford Cord stripes are introduced. Made from silk warp and a doubled cotton weft. An example is made 156 X 80 per inch, 60 denier warp, 2/100's cotton weft. -
16 Flaxon
A plain weave light weight all-cotton cloth, finished with a smooth crispy handle to imitate linen. It is made all plain in cord stripes and white, dyed or printed in 32-in., 36-in., and 40-in. Combed and gassed cotton yarns are used and the cloth has a mercerised finish. Used for underclothing, children's dresses, aprons, etc. FLAXON is a trade name in the United States of America and is stamped on the selvedge. ———————— A trade name for a fine quality of mercerised lawn. Used for blouses, dresses and lingerie. -
17 Nainsook
A light cotton cloth, plain weave, in widths 30-in. to 22-in. Bleached and soft finished. A common quality is 108 ends and 96 picks per inch, 40's warp, 46's weft. It is used for underwear, dresses, shirts, etc., in the East. Sometimes it has cord stripes. The cloth is an imitation of a native-made Indian heavy muslin.
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The local term in East Africa for tanjibs. -
18 Pekin Nouveaute
A Pekin fabric with the stripes separated by a heavy raised cord. The cord is a two- or three-fold yarn, each thread of the compound cord being of a different colour. -
19 Liteau
In French mill parlance a narrow stripe along the selvedge of the cloth left undyed. After taking the cloth from the loom a narrow cord was sewn tightly along each selvedge, preventing the dye from penetrating the fabric and preserving the original colour. For scarlet, blue, and purple cloths the liteau was white, on green cloth it appeared yellow, and in violets a light red. The liteau served as a guide to the quality of the cloth. At the present time liteau means the blue and red weft stripes which are found on certain linen tablecloths. During the 14th century damask tablecloths were also made with such weft stripes. -
20 Madras Shirtings
A super grade of cotton shirting woven in stripes and piece bleached. The ground yarns are combed Sakel, and warp stripes may be in rayon, silk, or twofold coloured cotton yarn. One quality in all cotton has 80 ends and 80 picks per inch, 20 cords per inch, 50's ground warp, 2/100's coloured warp, 2/60's cord, 44's weft.
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