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cambric
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cambric
a fine white linen or cotton fabric

cambric [′kam‚brik]
(textiles)
Tightly woven cotton with one side calendered to resemble linen.
Linen with a sheen.


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41) Since cambrics and lawns were still woven from hand-spun yarn, women weavers would be recruited from former spinners.
 
 
 
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