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Moleskin is a heavy, densely woven cotton fabric finished with a short, soft nap on one side, creating a surface that mimics the feel of mole fur. Despite the name, it contains no animal product. The fabric is traditionally used for durable workwear trousers and outdoor clothing, valued for wind res...
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Dense brushed cotton admired in workwear and outdoor trousers, soft and tough but heavy.
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Swansdown is a textile term used for soft, thick fabrics with a raised or napped surface. In one established usage it denotes a heavy cotton flannel made with a sateen weave and a thick nap on the face; other textile references apply the name to wool or blends containing materials such as silk, cott...
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Soft napped cloth with historical trim uses, but limited current recognition and modest performance.
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