- Blister Brocade
- BLISTER BROCADEA fancy silk cloth made with jacquard figuring on a crepe ground. The crepe yam shrinks during finishing and produces crimps in the figured parts. It is actually a crimp.
Dictionary of the English textile terms. 2014.
Blister Brocade
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