What is "Ratine" - Definition & Explanation
A plain weave, loosely constructed fabric with a rough, nubby texture resulting from the use of ratine yarn, a knotted, curly, plied yarn. Used for drapery, dresses and women's sportswear.
Originated in Italy but is a French word that means rough. This fiber has an uneven, pebbled surface. It comes in solid colors and prints and is usually made from silk, cotton or wool.
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Lycra
The elastic fiber made by Dupont. This fiber adds stretch and comfort to many clothing...
Plating
A process for making a knitted fabric from two yarns of different properties-one on the face of the fabric, the other on the...
Jersey fabric
A generic name applied to weft knitted...
Allover lace
general term for a wide lace in which the pattern covers the full width of the fabric. It is generally sold and cut in the same way as non lace....
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