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A cotton fabrics glossary (1914)

Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 165

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ly in plain shades and in printedpatterns, but a^so decorated with vari-ous kinds of stripes and checks. Thelight character of the majority ofcrepe cloths is of advantage in manyways, allowing soft, clinging garmentsto be produced, and making strongcontrasts possible in the fabric con-struction. To… … A Novelty Fabric of Unusual Interest Showing Jacquard Weave on Crepe Cloth. It is undoubtedly true that a goodmany foreign manufacturers have acertain amount of advantage over do-mestic producers, ina ^tnuch as theyare not bound to such an extent to theset price limit, and in addition theirmethods…

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