Chapter V: Velour, 96

Velveret; _see_ Velveteen, 97

Velvet, 96

Velvet (Cotton), Printed; _see_ Printed Velvet (Cotton), 69

Velvet Finish, 96

Velvet of Silk mixed with other Fibres, 97

Velveteen, 97

Venetian Coverts; _see_ Covert, 18

Venetians, 97

Venetians, White; _see_ White Venetians, 106

Vesting, 97

Victoria Lawn; _see_ White Lawn, 104

Vigogne, 98

Vigoreux, 98

Viyella, 98

Voile, 98

W.

Wadding Pick, 98

Wale, 98

Warp, 99

Warp Pile, 99

Warp Print, 99

Warp Ribs, 99

Warp Sateen, 99

Warp Welt, 99

Warp-faced Cloth, 109

Waste and Condenser Wefts, 100

Waste and Flocks, 100

Waste and Spun Silk Yarns; _see_ Silk Yarns, 85

Waste Cloths, 100

Waste Sheeting; _see_ Grey Sheeting, 39

Watered; _see_ Watering, 100

Watering, 100

Weaving, 101

Web, 101

Weft, 101

Weft Pile, 101

Weft Ribs, 101

Weft Sateen, 102

Weft-faced Cloth, 102

Weight and Thickness of Woollen Cloths, 102

Weighting, 102

Welt, 103

Wether Wool; _see_ Wool, 107

Whip Thread, 103

Whipcord, 103

White, 103

White Brocades, 103

White Cambric, 103

White Drills, or Drilling, 104

White Goods, 104

White Irishes, 104

White Italian, 104

White Jean, 104

White Lawn, 104

White Mercerised Sateen; _see_ White Italian, 104

White Muslin, 105

White Sheetings, 105

White Shirtings, 105

White Spotted Shirtings, 106

White Striped Shirtings, 106

White _T_-Cloth, 106

White Venetians, 106

Widow's Lawn, 106

Width, 106

Window Holland, 107

Wolsey, 107

Wool, 107

Wool, Alpaca; _see_ Alpaca Wool, 1

Wool-dyed, 108

Woollen, 108

Woollen and Cotton Flannel, 108

Woollen and Cotton Mixtures, 108

Woollen Fabric, 108

Woollen Flannel; _see_ Flannel (Woollen), 35

Woollen Lastings, Craped, 108

Woollen Lastings, Figured, 109

Woollen Lastings, Plain, 109

Woollen Yarn, 109

Worsted Diagonal, 110

Worsted Lastings, 110

Worsted Yarn, 110

W-Pile, 110

Wright's Underwear, Imitation, 111

Y.

Yarn, Cotton, Grey or Bleached, 111

Yarn-dyed, 111

Z.

Zephyrs, 111

Zibeline, 111

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE

Italic text is denoted by _underscores_.

Bold text is denoted by =equal signs=.

Large-size letters used to describe shapes or trade marks are denoted
by @at-signs@.

The original book had a set of blank ledger pages to allow the reader
to catalog his collection of fabric samples, preceded by a repeated
list of the 17 main fabric groups found on pages 75-78. These pages
numbered 112-170 have been omitted from the etext. The Index begins
at the following page 171.

Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been
corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within
the text and consultation of external sources.

Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text,
and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained. For example,
all-silk, all silk; dyestuff, dye-stuff; vicuna, vicuña.

Pg 178, 'Scheriner Finish' replaced by 'Schreiner Finish'.