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A twill weave wool or worsted suiting fabric. Cassimere is smooth, closely woven i

...ond shapes or the elaborate pattern bands used in the Middle Ages. Broken twill is used in many denim fabrics as well as for blankets and coats. reversed twill; cross twill

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A soft, lightweight [[silk]] fabric usually made with a fine [[twill weave]]. Surah is used in blouses, dresses, mufflers and ties.

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A heavy, thick [[wool|woolen]] fabric with a [[twill%20weave|twill weave]]. Melton, first made in England, has short nap on the outer surface

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...00% [[cotton]] fabric tape used for edging fabrics and tying boxes. Cotton twill tape is strong and inert and available in bleached or natural (unbleached) [[File:Twill tape Benchmark.jpg|thumb|Twill tape; Benchmark]]

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...Rayon]], [[silk|silk]], and blended fibers. It is woven with a 2-up 2-down twill pattern. Serge is used for dresses, suits, and coats. A coarse, heavyweight

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...nufactured fabric woven from [[glass]] fiber. Glass fabric is woven with a twill, satin, or plain pattern to form sheets or thin strips. It is often embedde

[[File:49.454-SC45253.jpg|thumb|Linen twill weave towel<br>MFA #: 49.454]] ...nvases by 18th and 19th century artists (Mayer 1969). Examples of commonly twill weave fabrics are: [[gabardine|gabardine]], [[serge|serge]], [[drill (texti

...with a [[sateen%20weave|sateen weave]]. Sateen cloth has a [[twill%20weave|twill]] pattern on the reverse side. The cloth is heavily mercerized and is prima

...oolsey was first made in Lindsey, England. It can have either a tabby or a twill weave. The mixed yarn fabric is used for outerwear blankets and household i

...c weaving patterns along with [[plain%20weave|plain]], and [[twill%20weave|twill]].

...Brilliantine has a smooth finish that does not wrinkle. Woven in either a twill or plain pattern, the cloth was popular dress, summer suit and coat fabric

A round, twisted cord or a twill fabric with a clearly defined diagonal ribs. Whipcord fabrics, made from [[

...Diaper cloth may be may in any of several types of weave including plain, twill, knit, or bird's eye.

2) A rugged, woolen fabric with coarse [[twill weave]]. Cheviot fabric originated in Scotland where it was made from the

A Japanese silk fabric first introduced during the Ming dynasty. The twill-weave ground has a supplementary weft patterning with silver gilt paper str

A strong, durable [[cotton]] fabric with a left hand twill weave. Galatea is made either in plain colors or even-sized stripes (often

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...rate, raised design interwoven on a [[satin weave|satin]] or [[twill weave|twill]] weave background. Brocade originated in France and was usually made with

...bric weaving patterns: [[plain%20weave|plain]], satin, and [[twill%20weave|twill]]. Satin weave is made by passing filling yarns over 1 warp yarn then under

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A strong, durable, cotton fabric. Ticking is often made using a herringbone twill weave in blue and white warp stripes with a white filling thread. The close

...o been used for a fine, soft, dense [[wool]] fabric with a napped face and twill back.

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A sturdy, [[twill weave|twill-weave]] [[cotton]] fabric made with white filling yarns woven into colored

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........used as a backing for a hanging scroll from the ..... It is a Basic twill damask with brown and white threads forming a cloud pattern that repeats ho

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A strong, durable, twill-weave textile made of [[cotton]], [[linen]], or [[hemp]]. Drill fabric is u

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A tan to yellowish brown color cloth usually made from a strong, twill-weave cotton drill material. First used for military uniforms in India in 1

...bric weaving patterns: plain, [[satin%20weave|satin]], and [[twill%20weave|twill]]. Plain weave fabrics are made by passing filling threads over then under

...ft, slightly napped fabric made of [[wool]] or [[cotton]]. A medium weight twill weave flannel may be made into shirts, jackets, or trousers, while a lighte

...elvage. Corduroy is usually made of [[cotton]] with a [[plain weave]] or [[twill weave]] foundation. It is used for making pants, skirts, coats, and childre

...and probably orginated in Al-Fustat (Egypt) about 200 CE. It has a smooth twill surface on one side and a short, heavy-napped surface on the other. Fustian

A durable, tightly woven twill fabric. Gabardine has fine, but distinct, diagonal cords. It is usually mad

| Twill || 綾織り (Aya ori) || 斜纹（Xie wen) || Denim, Brocade | Twill(S) || 綾織り(S) (Aya ori (S))|| 斜织 (S) (Xie zhi (S))|| Brocade