Lesson 5 Flashcards
Linens and clothes that are smoothly laundered in hotels
Clothes of guests Bed linens Pillow cases Towels Bath mats Comforters and duvet Shower curtain
Types of fabric
Cotton velvet Poplin Muslin Terry cloth Flannel chambray poplin Cotton voile
Rich and opulent, has long suggested luxury
Cotton velvet
Inexpensive plain-weave cotton, used as a lining or to make a practice version of a garment
Muslin
Most commonly used to make bath towels
Terry cloth
Popular for baby clothes and blending
Flannel
Made of cotton or cotton-synthetic blends used for making clothing especially shirts
Chambray
Has a tightly woven plain weave and slightly horizontal ribs
Poplin
Perfect for clothing and for breezy curtains
Cotton voile
Patterned cloths
Ticking Dotted swiss Gingham Shirting Calico
Traditionally used to make mattress covers
Ticking
Also called swiss dot.
Can be used for making clothing including children’s garment
Dotted swiss
Well suited to lightweight summer clothing and household linens
Gingham
Often used to make men’s and women’s shirts
Shirting
In the U.S refers to inexpensive,lightweight cotton used to make quilts
Calico
Spun from the delicate threads of silk
Originated from China
Silk
Caterpillar of the moth
Bombyx mori
One of the oldest textiles in human history
Linen
Linens
Upholstery Homespun Damask Mesh Handkerchief Coated linen
Use it to cover furniture such as chairs sofas ottomans and headboard
Upholstery
Made to resemble home-made cloth
Homespun
Has no “wrong side”
Damask
Good choice for table linens or curtains
Mesh
Ideal for making blouses and other warm-weather garments,baby clothes, and handkerchief
Handkerchief