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What is "Cord Fabric (Woven)" - Definition & Explanation
Last Updated on: 19-Jan-2023 (8 months, 3 days ago)
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Cord Fabric (Woven)
A rib fabric (q.v.) that has prominent ribs.


NOTE:


a) The ribs are referred to as "cords".


b) Not all fabrics that have prominent ribs are covered by this term.

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