Broadcloth
Emergence definition
Broadcloth is a densely woven, smooth, and glossy cotton fabric used for formal shirts and linings, characterized by its plain weave and high thread count, which is a result of the weaving process that transforms threads into fabric.
Wiktionary senses
Historical origin
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In other languages
- Breitgewebe German
- broadcloth English primary
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Broadcloth: A densely woven, smooth, and glossy cotton fabric used for formal shirts and linings, characterized by its plain weave and high thread count.
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Broadcloth is a densely woven plain weave cotton fabric with a smooth, glossy finish, used for formal shirts and linings.
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Broadcloth: A densely woven, smooth, and glossy cotton fabric used for formal shirts and linings, characterized by its plain weave and high thread count.