Category:Woven fabrics
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Subcategories
This category has the following 9 subcategories, out of 9 total.
C
- Cashmere wool (12 P)
F
L
P
- Painted fabrics (9 P)
- Pile fabrics (12 P)
- Printed fabrics (14 P)
S
- Satin (5 P)
T
W
- Wool clothing (6 P)
Pages in category "Woven fabrics"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 291 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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B
- Bafta cloth
- Baize
- Ballistic nylon
- Balzarine
- Ban-Lon
- Barathea
- Barege
- Barkcloth
- Barmen lace machine
- Barragan (cloth)
- Batavia (cloth)
- Bay (cloth)
- Bayadere (fabric)
- Beaver cloth
- Bedford cord
- Beetlewing
- Bengaline
- Beta cloth
- Bobbinet
- Boiled wool
- Bombazine
- Bourette
- Brilliantine (fabric)
- Broadcloth
- Brocatelle
- Buckram
- Bunting (decoration)
- Bure (cloth)
- Butcher's linen
- Byrd Cloth
C
- Caffoy
- Calico
- Callawapore
- Cambric
- Camel hair
- Camlet
- Canvas
- Carbon fibers
- Cedar bark textile
- Challis (fabric)
- Charmeuse
- Charvet (fabric)
- Cheesecloth
- Cherryderry
- Cheviot (cloth)
- Chiffon (fabric)
- Chino cloth
- Chromel-R
- Cloqué
- Cloth of gold
- Corduroy
- Cotton duck
- Cottonade
- Coutil
- Crash (fabric)
- Crêpe (textile)
- Momie cloth
- Cretonne
- Crimplene
- Crinoline
- Cumbi
- Cuttanee