textile
various fiber-based materials
blanket
covering
mosquito net
fine net used to exclude mosquitos and other biting insects
textile design
creation of designs for the manufacturing of woven, knitted or printed fabrics
linens
household textiles and (historically) personal clothing
calico
balanced plain-weave cotton or cotton-blend fabric, often with a small printed pattern
fleece
insulating napped or pile fabric, sometimes knitted and often made from polyester
filet lace
type of embroidered lace made using darning or running stitches on a hand-knotted net ground
linen
textile made from spun flax fiber
Boston (fabric)
durable pure wool fabric woven using the twill method, typically dyed in dark colors and made from Merino wool
Aertex
British clothing company based in Manchester, established in 1888, also the name of the original textile manufactured by the company
Heather
Fabric made of interwoven yarns of mixed colors
lotus silk
labour-intensive textile
Green textile
textiles or fibers produced sustainably
warp-knit fabric
type of textile
needlework
creative work made using needle and thread or yarn
blend
mixture of two or more fibers
funeral pall
cloth which covers a casket or coffin during the funeral, often of rich materials
Hestia Tapestry
Byzantine-era pagan tapestry in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection
wash and wear
fabrics treated to resist creasing
Barak (cloth)
Type of fabric
ratteen
wool fabric similar to frieze
tulle bi telli
sheer net fabric enriched with metallic thread
zephyr
sheer lightweight cotton fabric
mast hoop
Type of rope in sailing
Madurese batik
Madurese-style of batik
covert coat
men's short overcoat with a fly front, originally worn for hunting, traditionally made of covert cloth
Coptic textile
textiles from late antique and early Christian Egypt
Caftan
textile (Alanic) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET, 1996.78.1)
Royal Round Tent Made for Muhammad Shah
textile by unknown artist (2014.388)
leopard print
type of fabric styled after leopard fur
nonwoven fabric
sheet of fibers
hessian
woven fabric from jute or sisal
thread
continuous strand formed of filament fiber or spun, twisted, and plied short fibers, used for sewing and needlework
sea silk
Fabric produced using silk-like clam secretions
Holy Headdress
linen believed to have covered the head of Jesus when he was buried
tapis
woven and embroidered textile of Lampung, Indonesia
cheviot
woven fabric made originally from the wool of Cheviot sheep
etamine
fabric made of etamine
blend
textile containing two or more types of fiber
Medical textiles
textiles for medical and healthcare use
drill
textile
yarn
long continuous length of interlocked fibers