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What is "Awning Strife" - Definition & Explanation

Heavy, firm-woven cotton duck or canvas with either yarn-dyed, printed or painted stripes. Used for awnings, beach umbrellas, etc. Drills are used for inexpensive painted awning stripe fabrics.

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