cloth
any textile that is woven, felted, knit, pounded, or otherwise made into a flat piece
woven fabric
textiles formed by weaving
hood
type of clothing, headdress made of fur-trimmed cloth with a long tail, widely used in the 14th and 15th centuries
permanent press
finishing process used on woven fabric
stretch fabric
any cloth that can be stretched and will recover from stretching
Nun's veiling
lightweight, thin, sheer, wool cloth
wimple
ancient form of female headdress among the Eastern Slavs and in eastern Poland
velour
any of various woven or knitted fabrics with a napped or pile surface similar to velvet
Melton
fabric on tennis ball
Velvet
fabric with parallel cords
Apple Polishing Cloth
microfiber cleaning cloth by Apple Inc
penalty flag
cloth used in several sports to identify the location of penalties
microfibre cloth
type of cloth
lens cloth
non-scratching cloth for cleaning lenses or glasses
percaline
lightweight cotton fabric
plantain cloth
Plantain cloth produced in Okinawan archipelago, Japan
Harris Tweed
type of handwoven cloth
zephyr
sheer lightweight cotton fabric
Bul
Name for expensive, thick fabrics
Negro cloth
coarse, strong and inexpensive cloth used for slaves' clothing
Albert cloth
type of double cloth
rag
used clothing or other textiles cut into pieces and used as a raw material
Care cloth
cloth used in ancient wedding tradition
knitted fabric
textile material made using knitting techniques, often by machine knitting
rickrack
flat piece of braided zigzag trim used as a decorative element in clothes or curtains
sheer fabric
any lightweight, translucent fabric
synthetic fabric
cloth woven, knitted, or felted of synthetic fiber
Diaper
damask cloth with small patterns
grass cloth
rough textile made from hemp, ramie, and other similar fibers
grass cloth
rough textile made from hemp, ramie, and other similar fibers
Coventry blue
dyed cloth
narrow cloth
fabric type, woven on narrow width loom
clootie
a strip or piece of cloth used to make clootie dumplings