Double Warp Linings

Double Warp Linings
DOUBLE WARP LININGS
A term describing fabrics for use as coat linings made with a two-fold warp. They are produced in rayon, cotton or wool. Imitation cloths made from two-fold weft are not described correctly when termed " double warp."

Dictionary of the English textile terms. 2014.

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