For industry

BASIC  WEAVES

DOBBY FABRICS

YARN DYED (colored fabrics)

GAUZE (Leno)

JACQUARD FABRICS

PRINTED FABRICS

VELVET (velour)

For museum

Drawloom

Gauze

Jacquard loom

Printed fabrics

Rodloom

Cardloom

M

Mexicaine

Gazar (Abraham silkery)

Gabriel Vial's draft

Embossed (stamping) fabrics

warp side

Velvet (fancy) and other

Velours frisé coupé

Velours épinglé

Velveteen (filling velvet)

Corduroy (weft velvet) and Montagnac (Velour(s) trame)

Derived from the French Corde du Roi, meaning a King's cord. Kind of cotton velvet having ridges or cords in the pile. Made with an extra weft of mercerized yarns which float on the surface at intervals. Floats are cut, making tufts stand up in corded effect. Surface brushed and singed. Piece-dyed or printed. Often cravenetted. Boyduroy*, a trade name.   Uses;   suits, trousers, coats, infant's wraps, carriage robes and upholstery; excellent for sports wear.    Weave—pile.    Width, 27", 36".

Velours Chapellerie

Velours du Nord

Velours Lin

Velours Poil de cheval

Velours

Velours au sabre (satin)
Velours Chapellerie
Velours ciselé
Velours Corduroy (weft velvet)
Velours de Lyon
Velours double pièce
Velours du Nord
Velours épinglé
Velours Peluche double pièce
Velours peluche au fer
Velours double pièce simili fer
Velours dUtrech (embossed velour)
Velours frisé
Velours frisé coupé
Velours Lin
Velours ottoman
Velours Poil de Cheval
Velours (theory in french)
Velours trame
Velvet (fancy) and other
Velveteen (weft welvet)

Velours d'Utrech (embossed velour)

Velours d'Utrech (embossed velour)

Velours Peluche au fer

Pekin peluche

Velours double pièce simili fer

Peluche double pièce

Velours double pièce