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  • 41 Russian Cloth

    An all-wool costume cloth, plain weave, made 50-in. to 74-in. wide. The cloth is well shrunk.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Russian Cloth

  • 42 Sunshade Cloth

    A plain weave cotton cloth used to make cheap sunshades. Woven from dyed yarns 24-in. to 26-in. wide. Different colours are usual to give shot effects. A standard cloth is made 25-in. 90 ends and 74 picks per inch, 60's Egyptian warp, 28's American weft.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Sunshade Cloth

  • 43 Surgical Cloth

    Bandage cloth in the plain weave in makes such as 47 ends and 29 picks per inch, 36's warp, 12's weft; and 47 ends and 26 picks per inch, 32's warp, 20's weft. Bleached in the piece. Used in hospitals, etc. The cloth is made 42-in. or 46-in. wide, and after bleaching is slit into various widths suitable for use as bandages.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Surgical Cloth

  • 44 Tobacco Cloth

    Low quality plain weave cloth used for covering plants, for packing meat, bookbinding, etc. Bleached and soft finished. Widths from 24-in. to 46-in. A standard cloth has 28 ends and 24 picks per inch, 30's warp, 44's weft, and weighs 61/4-lb. for 36-in. 100 yards.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Tobacco Cloth

  • 45 Umbrella Cloth

    Fine cloth for covering umbrellas made from good quality long staple cotton. Usually 36-in. to 44-in. wide, 75 yards to 90 yards long, 96 to 110 ends and picks per inch, 30's to 60's warp and weft, plain weave. Some cloths have a coloured cotton or worsted selvedge, and some have an elaborate striped border. The selvedge of the cloth is of great importance so it is usually woven from separate bobbins (see Gloria)

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Umbrella Cloth

  • 46 Akura Cloth

    A coarse, plain weave and hand-woven cloth made from coarse yams, used by the poorer classes in the Bankura district in Bengal. Varying from 20 X 20 to 20 X 28, 14's warp and weft.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Akura Cloth

  • 47 Apron Cloth

    Plain woven coloured cloths in stripes and checks. Colours are usually blues and blacks, with a side border differently coloured of bolder stripe or of figuring worked on the dhootie principle; 34 to 38-in. wide, 64 ends and picks to 72 ends and picks, 28's to 36's warp and weft. A standard cloth both for the home and colonial markets is 64 X 64, 28/30's, and in square designs. Fancy designs are very commonly used as apron cloths.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Apron Cloth

  • 48 Arras Cloth

    A loosely woven fabric made from jute, in wide widths, dyed, used for curtains, table and cushion covers. A better cloth is made from coarse linen yarns as below: - 46 X 42, 50 / 42's linen, plain weave. The term was first applied to woven stuffs made at Arras, France, in the 14th century, which were decorated with simple patterns for use as hangings in rooms. It was originally called Opus Saracenicum.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Arras Cloth

  • 49 Banner Cloth

    Another name for bunting. A rather strong plain weave cotton cloth used for flags. No special quality.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Banner Cloth

  • 50 Beach Cloth

    A plain weave cloth, woven from rough yarns and dyed and finished" to imitate linen. Much used for summer dresses and children's suits. The yams are hard spun. A fair quality is woven 38-in., 90 yards, 48 X 44 per inch, 16's/14's. In the better qualities a mohair weft is used.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Beach Cloth

  • 51 Biarritz Cloth

    A reversible woollen cloth with a weft cord stripe and warp repp ground. The weave is a weft float over four warp ends, and each alternate stripe bound plain on the face, the other being bound on the back.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Biarritz Cloth

  • 52 Bourre Cloth

    A plain weave cotton cloth, woven in Asia Minor of white and coloured yams in stripes.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Bourre Cloth

  • 53 Brassiere Cloth

    A fabric used for the corset trade, woven on dobby or jacquard looms, from super quality yarns and usually with stripes in the warp, from rayon or 2/40's mercerised cotton yarn. When rayon is used, the designs are such that no long floats are shown. A standard quality is 36-in. grey, 84 X 76 per inch, 22's weft, 28's cotton, 150 denier rayon (or 2/40's mercerised for 150 denier), piece-dyed in pink and other light colours. Another cloth shipped to U.S.A. is made 37-in., 92 X 68, 20's/20's super American yarns with rayon stripes and plain stripes alternating, 1/2-in. to 1-in. in width.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Brassiere Cloth

  • 54 Cheese Cloth

    A low plain weave fabric, such as 24 X 20 to 52 X 48 per inch, 40's/36's, 9 to 12 yards to the pound. Sometimes termed " bunting." Used for wrapping cheese, meat, etc., sugar, salt, and flour bags. Bleached in a pure finish. Widths vary from 24-in. to 50-in. The cloth mostly used for bags is woven 36-in. 120 yard, 44 X 40, 30's/42's, 131/2-lb.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Cheese Cloth

  • 55 China Grass Cloth

    A plain weave fabric made from yarns spun from ramie (China grass) in many widths and qualities. The lustre on the fabric gives an impression of linen. It is used for small tablecloths, etc. (see Grass Cloth)

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > China Grass Cloth

  • 56 Dorset Cloth

    A coarse, plain-weave cloth for use as floorcloth, etc. Made with 32 ends and 32 picks per inch, 2/14's warp, bump weft. Many qualities used to be made here, but the trade is now passing to the Continent.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Dorset Cloth

  • 57 Ecru Silk Cloth

    A plain weave silk cloth, woven from ecru yarns in many qualities. The finish is such that the character of the yarn is not altered.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Ecru Silk Cloth

  • 58 Gala Cloth

    A coarse plain cotton cloth piece-dyed, and used for rough house garments in Scotland and Northern Ireland. Resembles Osnaburg.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Gala Cloth

  • 59 Gloria Cloth

    GLORIA CLOTH, GLORIA SILK
    A half-silk fabric, silk warp and cotton or woollen weft, plain weave. Originally used for dusters, but now made for umbrella cloths. Requires very careful weaving since faults are plainly shown when finished. A cotton Gloria is woven in 3 & 1 twill from super Egyptian yarns, such as 36's warp, 34's weft, 80 ends and 90 picks per inch. For this cloth the weft is rewound to ensure regular weaving.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Gloria Cloth

  • 60 Gypsy Cloth

    A plain weave cotton cloth usually in cream shades and raised face finish, and used for sportswear, tennis, boating, etc. It is made in various widths, 33-in., 45-in. and 54-in. and about 54 ends and 60 picks per inch, 32's T., 16's W. It is a very good quality flannelette.

    Dictionary of the English textile terms > Gypsy Cloth

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  • plain-woven — adjective (of cloth) made in plain weave • Similar to: ↑woven …   Useful english dictionary

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