What is "Ecru" - Definition & Explanation
Descriptive Of Fibers, Yarns, Or Fabrics That Have Not Been Subjected To Processes Affecting Their Natural Color.
Cream or light yellow color or a neutral tan from natural, unbleached cotton, wool, or silk.
Silk thrown or woven while still in its natural gum-coated state.
Ecru describes the shade grayish-pale yellow or a light grayish-yellowish brown.
The colour of fibres, yarns, or fabrics that have not been subjected to processes affecting their natural colour.
Some more terms: JacketIt is general at a hip length made to wear over other clothes rather as
an external clothing. These are open in front and an inner lining is
mostly...
Abrasion Mark
An area of localised wear characterised by the presence of excessive surface hairyness or denuded fibre and caused by chafing by, or by oblique impact with, a hard or rough...
Collar
(convertible) - The panel or visible portion of the collar and the neckband portion are cut as one piece, but folded once along the length to produce the appearance of a banded...
Textile
Any item manufactured from natural or man-made fibres or filaments, e.g. yarns, threads, cords, ropes, braids, lace, embroidery, nets and fabrics made by weaving, knitting, braiding, felting, bonding...
Terry
A warp loop pile fabric, predominantly cotton, used for towelling and....
Companies for Ecru: If you manufacture, distribute or otherwise deal in
Ecru.