What is "Calendered" - Definition & Explanation
The term used to describe a fabric which has been passed through rollers to smooth and flatten it or confer surface glaze.
A flat, smooth, glossy finish applied to the fabric by passing it through heavy rollers under pressure and usually heat. Cire, chintz, moire, & glazing are examples of calendered finishes.
Some more terms: Micro SuedeUsually a nylon/polyester blended yarn that is spun into a microfiber like fabric. It is then brushed twice to achieve the suede touch. The first brushing is applied before dyeing and the second...
Tiffany
A sheer silk gauze formerly used for clothing and trimmings; a plain-woven open-mesh cotton fabric (as...
Hydrophobic Fibers
Fibers that lack the ability to absorb water. These fibers denote a finish normally applied to create water-repellent...
Serpentine Crepe
Has a filling with a twisted thread which creates a crepe effect. The size of the crepe thread determines the...
Package
A general term for any wound arrangement of YARN, such as a CHEESE or....
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