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A crepe-like structure obtained in several ways, such as (1) a combination of material; (2) combination of weaves; (3) combination of material and weaves; (4) by special chemical processes. Crepons are true crepes because the fabric when finished is crinkled. The terms " crepe " and " crepon " are now used for any fabric of the crepe style, produced by any of the four methods given above. The crepes made for shipping to India, China, South America and other markets in cotton are produced by methods (2) in dobby looms and from 6 to 16 shafts used. Standard makes are as follows: - 34-in. 120 yards, 58 X 62, 34's T., 16's W., 291/2-lb., 12 shafts; 35-in. 120 yard, 68 X 68, 36's T., 22's W., 28-lb., 8 shafts; 56-in. 120 yard, 72 X 76, 36's T., 24's W., 46-lb. 8 shafts. Wool crepons are made with mohair for the face warp and weft and botany for the back warp and weft. As botany shrinks more than mohair the crepe effect is obtained when the cloth is finished -
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crepon[´kreipɔ:ʃ] n фр. крепон. -
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Текстиль: крепон, ткань "крепон" (с плотной креповой структурой) -
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n. 크레퐁(두꺼운 크레프, 양털.비단 또는 그것을 섞어 짠 주름천) -
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ткань "крепон" (с плотной креповой структурой) -
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ткань "крепон" (с плотной креповой структурой) -
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A summer dress fabric, made in France. The warp was one silk, two worsted, arranged three ends in a dent, and the weft worsted. The worsted warp was hard twist and a different colour to the silk. The weft was the same colour as the worsted warp. -
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Dictionary of the English textile terms > Crepon D'angleterre
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Crepon — [kre pɔ̃, französisch] der, s/ s, Kreppgewebe mit blasenartigen Erhöhungen, die durch Verwendung scharf gedrehter Garne (Crepongarn) entstehen. Creponette ist ein Kreppgewebe mit Naturseiden oder Chemiefaserkette und Kammgarn oder… … Universal-Lexikon
Crepon — Cre pon (kr? p?n; F. kr? {p?n} ), n. [F.] A thin stuff made of the finest wool or silk, or of wool and silk. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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