Down Cloth

Down Cloth
DOWN CLOTH
A fabric made for ladies' mantles for cold climates. The yarns were spun from mixtures of wool and down from aquatic birds. A layer of carded wool was covered with down and a second layer of carded wool placed over this then all was carded together. This mixture yarn was used as weft with a combed wool warp.

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