Definitions for "Facings"
The coloured cloth on uniform cuffs and collars that distinguishes regiments from each other .
The distictive colour of cloth the covers the collar and cuffs on a full dress tunic for both officers and other ranks. The facing colors for various regiments or groups of regiments can change depending on the time period of the uniform.
Also called liners which are the outer sheeting which is glued to the center flute.
Sheets of linerboard used as the flat outer members of combined corrugated board. Sometimes called inside and outside liners.
edgings on garments made from fur or fine cloth, originating in 12th century.
a long band, generally decorated, which edged the fronts of gowns; narrow on the bodice and broadening on the lower gown.
Components cut to the same shape as garment parts and applied primarily to neaten raw edges. Facings are usually applied to the inside of a garment but may be applied to the face of the garment in order to produce a visible and/or decorative finish.
Keywords:  shelf, front, store, width, occupies
The number of packages of an item on the front line of a store shelf.
The number of units in width an item occupies on the front row of a store shelf.
Refers to the number of billboards used for an advertisement.
Keywords:  slot, reached, storage, moving, first
A storage location that can be reached without moving another storage slot first.