A fabric type that is generally 100% cotton, although do watch out when buying as some times it is a cotton/polyester mix which is not as absorbent. Flannel/flannelette is commonly used as it not bulky, and gets more absorbent with washing.
Loosely woven, heavy cotton fabric that is brushed for softness and warmth.
Flannel is a suiting or slack fabric noted for its soft napped surface. made in different weights in wool blends or cotton.
a fabric woven and then brushed to achieve a soft nap. It is made of wool or a blend of wool and cotton or synthetics.
Cloth that is known for its warmness and commonly used to make clothing and bedsheets. It is usually made from either wool, wool and cotton, or wool and synthetic fabric. The term "flannel" is also often used to refer directly to the clothing created from the fabric.
cloth made of woolen yarn that is slightly twisted and of open texture, resulting in a soft cloth.
a soft, lightweight, loosely woven woolen cloth
Much like toweling, a short pile fabric, popular in 1970s sportswear particularly shorts.
plain or twill weave fabric with slight nap
A tightly woven twill cloth heavily brushed for softness or plain weave finished by light napping. Often used in clothing and sheets. The word is derived from the Welsh language, meaning wool.
A warm, soft fabric made in tightly woven twill or plain weave and finished with a light napping. Derived from the Welsh word gwlanen, which means wool.
A soft, light wool fabric with a napped finished.
Plain or twill weave, can be fabric with a slightly napped surface.
Light- to heavyweight, plain- or twill-weave flannel has a napped surface.
a soft light woolen fabric; used for clothing
bath linen consisting of a piece of cloth used to wash the face and body
A light- to heavyweight, plain- or twill-weave fabric with a napped surface.
From the Welsh word for wool, gwlanen, a soft, loosely woven woolen with a napped surface on both sides. Today, flannel comes in a variety of weights--from eight to 15 ounces--and is considered ideal for all suiting except summer wear; it is less formal in appearance and more easily wrinkled than worsteds.
While it can be made from wool or a blend, cotton is the most common type of flannel. Brushing of the fabric results in a very soft, fuzzy feel. Flannel is popular for its warmth and comfort.
a soft, warm fabric made with either a twill or plain weave. The fabric is finished by brushing on both sides, an action that lifts the fibre ends out of the base fabric to create a soft, fuzzy surface. The name comes from the Welsh word gwlanen meaning wool.
A soft fabric with a napped surface. Cotton flannels simulate the texture of wool flannel and are made in a variety of weights.
A medium weight, plain or twill weave fabric that is typically made from cotton, a cotton blend, or wool. The fabric has a very soft hand, brushed on both sides to lift the fiber ends out of the based fabric and create a soft, fuzzy surface.
A soft, absorbent napped fabric produced by revolving wire brushes which raise to the surface of the fabric the short fiber ends of spun yarn.
Wool or cotton twilled fabric of coarse soft yarns, napped. The ends of the fibers are loosened by revolving cylinders covered with bristles. It is not a pile fabĀ ric. Used for interlinings.
Brushed woven cotton, very soft, lightweight.
Usually twill weave; flannel fabric is slightly napped on both sides. It can be woolen (carded), worsted, cotton or rayon. Worsted flannel is lighter, not as soft as woolen flannel, and has a more visible and resistant weave. Flannel tends to peel in areas subject to friction; consequently flannel trousers tend to wear out more than jackets.
Light or medium weight fabrics of plain or twill weave with a slightly napped surface.
Flannel is a cloth that is commonly used to make clothing and bedsheets. It is usually made from either wool, wool and cotton, or wool and synthetic fabric. ;
A plain-weave cloth, heavily brushed for softness.
a light to medium weight woven fabric with a soft, slightly napped surface . Expensive flannels of wool and wool blends are usually napped and fulled whereas less expensive flannels of cotton and other fibers are usually just napped.
A woolen fabric whose surface is slightly napped in finish.
A soft, warm, light fabric of cotton or cotton and another fiber, thickly napped on one side and used for sleepwear, undergarments, sheets, etc.
Usually a 100% cotton fabric that has been brushed on one or both sides for softness. Typically used for shirts and sleepwear.
A light to medium-weight wool fabric with a slightly napped surface. Woven with either wool, worsted yarns, or with wool combined with cotton, rayon and other man-made fibers.
cotton is plain or twill weave with a slight nap on one or both sides.
Flannel is a woolen fabric with a surface that is slightly napped in finish.
A plain or twill weave fabric with a soft handle due to being slightly milled and raised. The cloth was originally made entirely from wool but now commonly contains some other fibre also. Both woollen and worsted fabrics are produced weighing about 200 g/m
any fabric that is woven then brushed to achieve a soft nap. Types include cotton, flannelette, outing (for outerwear), French (finely twilled), melton (cotton and/or wool dense weave), and suede top-sided nap trimmed and pressed). Generally,Flannel is recommended as an interling for curtains and Drapes and is available from 3 oz weights up to 16 oz weights known as table Flannel.
A soft, medium weight plain or twill weave fabric, usually made of cotton with a napped finish on one or both sides. The raised surface provides a fluffy appearance and soft, cozy feel--perfect for the winter months.