plain weave
fabric woven in a plain or tabby weave
dowlas
strong, coarse, linen fabric of the 17th to 19th centuries, or a cheap cotton fabric finiished to imitate it
osnaburg
sturdy, often unbleached, plain-woven fabric of cotton; originally made of flax
ninon
sheer fabric of silk, rayon, or nylon
cambric
soft, plain-woven cotton or linen fabric with a lustrous finish
Cotton duck
plain woven cotton fabric
challis
supple, lightweight, plain-woven fabric, originally of silk and worsted
ottoman
warp-faced fabric with a pronounced horizontal ribbed or corded effect, originally of silk and later of silk blends or synthetics
voile
lightweight, sheer, plain-weave fabric made of various fibers
gingham
type of fabric
longcloth
soft, plain-woven, bleached cotton fabric
lawn
fine plain weave cloth, originally of linen, now usually of cotton
balanced plain weave
plain-weave fabric in which the warp and weft threads are of similar size and are evenly spaced
muslin
cotton fabric of plain weave
percale
lightweight, plain-woven cotton or cotton-blend fabric
baize
loosely-woven plain-weave cotton or wool textile with a long nap, dyed solid colors (usually green)
bengaline
woven warp-faced fabric with a crosswise rib
chambray
plain-woven, durable shirting cloth with a colored warp and white weft