A gingham woven in plain colors with linen finish.
A plain-weave fabric made of color warp yarn and white fill yarn.
A fine lightweight woven fabric made of color warp yarn and white fill yarn.
made of cotton or linen, a lightweight fabric in plain, balanced weave using white threads across a colored wrap. Pronounced "sham-bray".
(sham' brA): a smooth fabric of cotton, made of weaving white or unbleached threads across a colored warp
A woven cotton fabric with a plain weave and a frosted appearance.
A lightweight, plain weave fabric, with a colored warp and white weft . Usually plain but may be in stripes, checks, or other patterns. Often used in shirts, dresses children's clothes.
plain weave fabric interlacing a colored and white yarn
Derived from Cambrai, France; a plain weave, yarn-dyed cotton or blend fabric made with a colored warp and white filling. Usually made in a plain color, although also available in stripes, checks and figure patterns.
Plain weave, yarn-dyed fabric, traditionally made from cotton, having a white weft and a colored warp.
A broad class of plain weave, yarn dyed, cotton or synthetic fabrics made with a colored yarn and white filling.
Chambray is a plain-weave fabric usually of cotton, rayon, or a blend of these with polyester. Usually chambray has white yarns in the filling direction and yarn-dyed yarns in the warp direction. Iridescent chambray is made with one color in the warp and a second color in the filling. It can also be made in striped patterns.
Popular variety of cotton fabric that combines colored warp and white filling yarns in plain weave.
a lightweight fabric woven with white threads across a colored warp
A fabric, similar to denim, made of indigo yarns crossed with white yarns. It is usually a light blue color that fades with wearing and washing.
A plain-weave cotton fabric with colored warp (usually blue) and white filling. Lightweight fabric used for shirts and bottoms, heavier chambray used for work clothing.
A lightweight plain woven fabric used for shirts and linings. Typically made of cotton, chambray can also be woven of silk or synthetics.
A plain woven fabric with an almost square count (80 x 76), a colored warp and a white filling which gives a mottled, colored surface.
A light to medium weight, plainly woven cotton or linen with a colored warp and white filling yarns. This gives the fabric a frosted look.
A cotton shirting fabric woven with a coloured warp and white weft.
A plain woven fabric that can be made from cotton, silk, or manufactured fibers, but is most commonly cotton. It incorporates a colored warp (often blue) and white filling yarns.
a plain-weave fabric made by weaving a white yarn through a coloured warp. It can be made of natural or synthetic fibres, but is most commonly associated with a pale blue fabric made from cotton.
A cotton that looks like a denim but is light weight. Plain weave fabric with colored warp and undyed fillings. The famous blue working man's shirt is chambray.
A plain weave fabric one color warp yarn and a white fill yarn.
A plain, woven fabric that is most commonly made from cotton. It incorporates a colour warp and white filling yarns that give it a textured look.
A lightweight cotton fabric, which combines a colored yarn with a white yarn.
A lightweight cotton fabric with a denim look, which combines a coloured yarn with an undyed yarn in a plain weave. Chambray was originally the fabric choice for the workingmanâ€(tm)s blue shirt, hence the term blue-collar worker. Now chambray shirts are a staple in both menâ€(tm)s and womenâ€(tm)s sportswear.
A dressier fabric woven with white threads across colored threads
A class of yarn-dyed, plain weave fabrics with a colored warp and white filling. Made of cotton or synthetic fibers, chambray is often light blue. It was originally woven in Cambrai, France, for farmers.
lightweight cotton or blend fabric in plain, balanced weave. Yarns are slightly slubbed in both directions. Warp is usually white with a solid colored weft. Again, this is an excellent fabric to use for Furniture Slipcovers.
