Frank P. Bennett & Co · Boston, New York, Frank P. Bennett · leaf 24
l- When a fabric is made with a lowcount, such as is seen on voiles andcrepes, it is practically always thecase that plain weave is used in theirproduction, inasmuch as this methodgives the greatest amount of firmnesswith the fewest number of threadsand picks per inch. Of course, manyof such… … The Striped Crepe Analyzed. though it is probable that the fabricsnow being sold are an improvementon anything formerly produced* atleast in cotton cloth. A good manyof the high-class crepe materials nowbeing sold are woven with silk stripes,which contain jacquard figures withnovelty yarn in…
Cotton growing · Cotton manufacture
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