Indian Dimity

Indian Dimity
INDIAN DIMITY
A light muslin cloth with cords of thick yarn in the warp or in both warp and weft, forming cord checks. Various widths, 80's to 100's warp and weft, and 20's or 2/40's cords, plain weave, 72, and 8 cords per inch.

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