- Look up
woolen in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Woolen (American English) or
woollen (Commonwealth English) is a type of yarn made from
carded wool...
- The Wool Act 1698 (or the
Woolens Act) was an act of the
Parliament of
England (10 Will. 3. c. 16), long
titled An Act to
prevent the
Exportation of Wool...
- With the
reawakening of town life in the 12th century, a wool market, a
woolens weaving industry, and the
cloth market all
profited from the
shelter of...
- Nucky's
shirts and even
going so far as to
incorporate specially ordered woolens for suiting. Dunn told
Esquire magazine in a
September 2010 interview,...
- to pay—together with a high
tariff on
finished woolens and
worsted goods.
Apart from wool and
woolens,
American industry and agriculture—and industrial...
-
incubator for the
cashmere wool industry. It had the
first power looms for
woolens and the
first manufacture of "satinets".
Capron Mill had the
first power...
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imported from Thailand, the
armor manufactured in West Germany, and the
woolens made and
embroidered in the
United Kingdom and
various countries of South...
- such as Provins. The
network developed by the
annual fairs meant that the
woolens of
Provins might find
their way to Naples, Sicily, Cyprus, Majorca, Spain...
- hadam-talka used as a ****e in India. The main
imports were ****e,
textiles (
woolens from Europe,
cottons from Gujarat), metals, coffee, and sugar. According...
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hence cedar is a po****r
lining for
cedar chests and
closets in
which woolens are stored. This
specific use of
cedar is
mentioned in The Iliad, Book...
