A type of textile woven on a loom controlled by a foot pedal, typically having a small geometric pattern. Obsolete.

Weaving. (Usually sett.) The adjustment of the reeds (of a loom) necessary for the making of a fabric of a particular texture; hence, the make of…

= stocking-web n. at compounds 2.

Weaving. The weight or texture of cloth as determined by the number of warp threads per inch of the reed; (hence) a type of cloth, as…

Fabric, esp. linen, woven on such a loom; a piece or type of this. Now chiefly Indian English.

The loop raised in pile-weaving (pile, n.6 1) left uncut; also short for terry fabric, terry velvet at sense B., etc., see B. In later use = terry…

Hardanger embroidery; (also) Hardanger fabric.

A technique of fabric decoration common in Indonesia and Malaysia, in which warp or weft threads, or both, are tied at intervals and dyed before…

(a) adj. designating (esp. nylon) clothing or equipment woven so that a tear will not spread; (b) n. material woven in this way.