A kind of material used to line a garment; (perhaps) lambswool from Ireland.

A variety of cloth, probably coarse linen or canvas, of Westphalian origin.

A kind of cloth imported from some continental country: perhaps from inland Germany. Obsolete.

apparently Cloth of Ypres.

Cloth from Normandy. Obsolete.

Used as a name for these.

A fabric of a type originally made in Mantua; = Mantua, n.1 2 (cf. quot. 1764 at that sense). rare.

Any of various fabrics made in or associated with Scotland; esp. (in early use) a fine fabric resembling lawn (cf. Scotch cloth, n.).

Northern cloth; a piece of this. Cf. sense A. 4c. Obsolete. rare.

plural. ? Turkish cloths or carpets.

= westvale, n. Obsolete. rare.

A kind of Indian silk or similar fabric. Usually in plural: such fabric collectively.

A cotton fabric originally produced in India. Usually in plural. Cf. lungi, n.

a textile fabric manufactured, or as manufactured, in Norwich. Now historical.

= Venice, n.

A kind of textile formerly imported from India (perhaps a cheap striped calico); a piece of this. Usually in plural.

attributive. Designating any of various products, esp. textiles, made in, associated with, or imported from East India. Cf. India, n. 1a. Now histo…

Some kind of fabric, imported in the 18th cent.

Applied to piece goods (apparently of different kinds) exported from Bengal to England in the 17th cent.: cf. Bengal stripes n. at compounds.

A fabric (probably a kind of rich silk) of a type originally made in Mantua.

Some kind of fabric much used in the 18th cent.; the same as caffoy, n.

Some Indian fabric commonly used in the 18th cent.

A kind of coarse cotton fabric formerly imported from India as piece goods; a length of this.

a coarse unbleached hemp fabric, formerly used esp. for inexpensive durable clothing.

Applied to †(a) a kind of cloth, (b) a carpet of which the manufacture resembles that of Brussels carpet but differing in having the rib cut so as…

A fabric for upholstery or drapery with a characteristic floral, figure, or landscape design, usually in one colour on a light background…

(see quots.).

A fabric made in Ireland from undyed foreign wool.

(See quot. 1858.)

Chiefly U.S. Usually more fully Yokohama crêpe (also crêpe Yokohama). A type of fine, closely-woven crêpe fabric, typically made of cotton or…

A kind of textile material; cf. Turkoman carpet n. at compounds. Also, a Turkoman carpet or rug.

A type of cotton cloth (see quot. 1910). Cf. Mexican cloth n. at compounds 1b.

A type of cotton fabric printed with designs in bright colours, typically in squares or rectangles featuring a border on all four sides, and used…

Milanese fabric (see sense B. 3).

A type of cotton fabric printed with designs in bright colours, typically in squares or rectangles featuring a border on all four sides, and used…