fabric from which bed sheets are made
A plain weave fabric, usually in cotton or cotton and polyester blends. The quality of the fabric is indicated by it thread count (the number of threads per inch, or per 2.5 centimeters). Percale, a finely woven sheeting, has a 180 thread count, while the coarser muslin sheeting has a thread count of between 128 and 140.
A thin plain woven fabric.
Plain‑woven, carded yarn cloths in medium and heavy weights. A woven or non-woven fabric other than knits that have a degree of sizing and are somewhat stiff.
a plain-weave cotton fabric usually made of carded yarns.
The term used to describe a fine weave quality of cotton muslin fabric.
A woven carded yarn cloth in medium and heavy weights. When the thread count is low, sheeting is defined as muslin. When the thread count is greater than 180 and the yarn is combed the sheeting is defined as percale.