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1 Herringbone Twill
This is a twill weave also known as Feather, Arrow-head or Pointed Twill. It is formed by reversing direction of the twill so that adjacent stripes have the twills radiating in two directions from a centre line in the manner of herring bones. -
2 ломаная саржа
1) Engineering: broken twill (http://www.handweaving.net/GalleryDetail.aspx?GalleryItemID=5) -
3 обратная саржа
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4 Botany Wool Cloth
A fabric during the early 19th century, made of fine botany wool yarns, in a herringbone twill weave, 25-in. wide, for ladies' dresses. -
5 Corset Jean
A strong cloth for corset making, made in straight or herringbone twill weave, from cotton or flax yarns. A fair sample of each is made as follows: -
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6 Limousine
A dress or costume fabric made from worsted yarns. The cloth is fulled and slightly raised. The weave is a herringbone twill with narrow stripes of another simple weave dividing the twill ground into stripes. A fancy loop yarn is also used as extra ornament. -
7 Asimani
Native-made East Indian fabric from a silk warp and cotton weft in light weights. The weave is a variety of herringbone twill across the width. -
8 Coutil
A strong herringbone twill cloth used for corset making. A standard cloth is 34-in., 100 yards, 96 ends and 64 picks per inch, 22's T., 22's W., 31-lb., and in 56-in. width 511/2-lb., woven in a dobby loom on six shafts. The cloth is dyed drab or French grey. Tinted yarn is used for some cloths, generally French or silver grey. A large trade has developed in coutils made from ring yarns, dyed pink. These yam-dyed fabrics are very firm and possess good wearing properties. Fig. A illustrates the weave on 16 ends and Fig. B on 32 ends. One quality is made 124 ends and 100 picks per inch, 2/80's warp, 2/100's weft (see also Broche Coutils)
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