Tubular Fabrics

Tubular Fabrics
TUBULAR FABRICS
See Bags. Pillow casings, bags, hose-pipes, etc., that are woven seamless, the procedure being to lift all the threads in the top cloth when the picks forming the bottom half of the tube are inserted. There requires to be an odd number of ends in the warp to get perfect joining at the sides of the cloth.

Dictionary of the English textile terms. 2014.

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