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Definition of ReppClick here for the UK English version
Fibre: Wool, worsted, silk, rayon, wool ottoman, cotton or a blend. Weave: Crosswise rib. Characteristics: Has a pronounced narrow cylindrical rib in the filling direction - less distinct than bengaline; more distinct than poplin. Sometimes a very distinct rib is alternated with a small rib. It is similar to poplin but heavier in cotton. Can be dyed, printed, or white. Frays badly. Difficult to press (may flatten rib). Uses: Heavy suits, and coats for men's and boy's wear, and also for some women. Also used for upholstery and drapery.
Definition of ReppClick here for the US English version
Fibre: Wool, worsted, silk, rayon, wool ottoman, cotton or a blend. Weave: Crosswise rib. Characteristics: Has a pronounced narrow cylindrical rib in the filling direction - less distinct than bengaline; more distinct than poplin. Sometimes a very distinct rib is alternated with a small rib. It is similar to poplin but heavier in cotton. Can be dyed, printed, or white. Frays badly. Difficult to press (may flatten rib). Uses: Heavy suits, and coats for men's and boy's wear, and also for some women. Also used for upholstery and drapery.
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